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How to Say ‘I don't drink much water, and my blood pressure is a bit high.’ in Simplified Chinese

喝水不多,血压有点高。

hē shuǐ bù duō xuè yā yǒu diǎn gāo

[hēshuǐ bù duō xuèyā yǒudiǎn gāo]

Phrase Breakdown

喝水不多,

hē shuǐ bù duō

I don't drink much water,

喝水 (hē shuǐ) means 'drink water' and 不多 (bù duō) means 'not much'. Pause briefly at the comma.

Example

他喝水不多。

He doesn't drink much water.

Words in this phrase

喝水

hē shuǐ

[hēshuǐ]

to drink water

Verb-object phrase for drinking water.

Example

我每天喝水两升。

I drink two liters of water a day.

不

bù

[bù]

not

Used to form the negative of verbs.

Example

他不想参与。

He does not want to participate.

多

duō

[duō]

many; much

Indicates a large amount or frequency.

Example

这里的人很多。

There are many people here.

血压有点高。

xuè yā yǒu diǎn gāo

and my blood pressure is a bit high.

血压 (xuè yā) means 'blood pressure' and 有点高 (yǒu diǎn gāo) means 'a bit high'.

Example

奶奶血压有点高。

Grandma's blood pressure is a bit high.

Words in this phrase

血压

xuè yā

[xuèyā]

blood pressure

Pressure of blood in the arteries.

Example

他的血压正常。

His blood pressure is normal.

有点

yǒu diǎn

[yǒudiǎn]

a bit

Slightly; often for something undesirable.

Example

今天有点冷。

It's a bit cold today.

高

gāo

[gāo]

high, tall

Used to describe something of great vertical extent.

Example

他取得了最高境界的成就。

He has achieved the highest level of accomplishment.

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