Chinese phrase
我不太舒服 wǒ bú tài shū fú
Meaning
I don't feel very well
When to use it
Says the speaker feels slightly unwell or uncomfortable. It is a gentle, common way to mention minor illness or discomfort, often when asking to rest or change plans.
Example dialogue
抱歉，我不太舒服，能把会议改到明天吗？ bào qiàn wǒ bú tài shū fú néng bǎ huì yì gǎi dào míng tiān ma
Sorry, I don't feel very well. Could we move the meeting to tomorrow?
没问题，你先休息，保重身体。 méi wèn tí nǐ xiān xiū xī bǎo zhòng shēn tǐ
No problem. Get some rest first, and take care.