How to Say ‘A bit of nausea, but no fever.’ in Italian
Un po' di nausea, ma niente febbre.
oon poh dee NOW-zeh-ah mah NYEHN-teh FEB-breh
[oon poh dee NOW-zeh-ah mah NYEHN-teh FEB-breh]
Phrase Breakdown
Un po' di nausea,
oon poh dee NOW-zeh-ah
a little nausea
Say this in one breath and pause at the comma. The stress falls on 'NAU-zeh-ah'.
Ho un po' di nausea in macchina.
I get a little nauseous in the car.
Words in this phrase
Un
[oon]
a / an
An indefinite article meaning 'a' before a masculine singular noun.
È stato un incontro molto utile.
It was a very useful meeting.
po'
[poh]
bit, little
Short form of 'poco'; with 'un' it means 'a little'.
Sono un po' stanco.
I'm a little tired.
di
[dee]
of
Preposition linking nouns, often translated as of.
Che tipo di ruolo è disponibile?
What kind of role is available?
nausea
[NOW-zeh-ah]
nausea
Feminine noun for the feeling of sickness in the stomach.
La nausea passa dopo un'ora.
The nausea goes away after an hour.
ma niente febbre.
mah NYEHN-teh FEB-breh
but no fever
'Ma' means but. 'Niente' means 'no / nothing' and sounds like 'NYEN-teh'. Hold the double 'bb' in 'febbre'.
Sono stanco, ma niente di grave.
I'm tired, but it's nothing serious.
Words in this phrase
ma
[mah]
But
Used to introduce a contrasting statement or question.
Ma non capisco perché ma allora lei è felice.
But I don't understand why but then she is happy.
niente
[NYEHN-teh]
nothing
Used to indicate the absence of anything.
Non c'è niente qui.
There is nothing here.
febbre
[FEB-breh]
fever
Feminine noun for high body temperature.
Non ho febbre oggi.
I don't have a fever today.
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