How to Say ‘I often feel dizzy.’ in Simplified Chinese
我常常头晕。
wǒ cháng cháng tóu yūn
[waw chahng-chahng toe-yoon]
💬 Usage Tip: Frequency words like [常常] usually go before the symptom or action: [我常常头晕] "I often feel dizzy," [我常常失眠] "I often have insomnia."
Phrase Breakdown
我
wǒ
[waw]
I; me
The first-person pronoun used to refer to yourself.
我常常头晕。
I often feel dizzy.
常常
cháng cháng
[chahng-chahng]
often
An adverb meaning frequently or regularly.
我常常头晕。
I often feel dizzy.
头晕
tóu yūn
[toe-yoon]
dizzy
Describes feeling dizzy or lightheaded.
我常常头晕。
I often feel dizzy.
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