How to Say ‘My legs still hurt today.’ in Simplified Chinese
今天腿还疼。
jīn tiān tuǐ hái téng
[jeen-tyen tuǐ hái téng]
💬 Usage Tip: 还 (hái) before a word means "still". You can reuse it: 我还饿 "I'm still hungry".
Phrase Breakdown
今天
jīn tiān
[jeen-tyen]
today
The current day; used when talking about what is happening now.
今天有一个很重要的职业活动。
Today there is a very important career event.
腿还疼。
tuǐ hái téng
my legs still hurt
腿 (tuǐ) means 'leg'. 还 (hái) means 'still'. 疼 (téng) means 'to hurt'.
我的头还疼。
My head still hurts.
Words in this phrase
腿
tuǐ
[tuǐ]
leg
The limb used for walking.
我的腿很累。
My legs are tired.
还
hái
[hái]
still
Indicates something remains or is still available.
票还有吗？
Are there still tickets?
疼
téng
[téng]
to hurt; painful
Describes physical pain in a body part.
我头疼。
I have a headache.
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