How to say "I don't feel well" in Chinese

我 (wǒ) is 'I', 不 (bù) is 'not', and 舒服 (shūfu) means 'comfortable' or 'feeling well'. The structure is subject + negation + adjective, meaning 'I am not comfortable'.

Use 我不舒服 when you're feeling unwell, whether it's a headache, stomachache, or general malaise. It's a general statement and can be used in any situation, from telling a friend to informing a doctor. For specific symptoms, you can add details like 我头疼 (wǒ tóu téng, 'I have a headache'). It's polite and appropriate in all contexts.