How to Say ‘Heart palpitations’ in Simplified Chinese
心慌
xīn huāng
[xīnhuāng]
💬 Usage Tip: 心慌 is literally "heart panicky" and works as a description of how you feel: 我有点心慌 "my heart's racing a bit". It's the everyday way to tell a doctor you have palpitations.
Phrase Breakdown
心慌
xīn huāng
[xīnhuāng]
palpitations; flustered
A feeling of a racing heart or nervousness.
我突然觉得心慌。
I suddenly felt my heart racing.
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