How to Say ‘Dizzy’ in Simplified Chinese
头晕
tóu yūn
[toe-yoon]
💬 Usage Tip: Body-state words like [头晕] can be used directly after the subject: [我头晕] = "I feel dizzy." Chinese often skips "feel" in these symptom sentences.
Phrase Breakdown
头晕
tóu yūn
[toe-yoon]
dizzy
Describes feeling dizzy or lightheaded.
我站起来的时候会头晕。
I feel dizzy when I stand up.
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