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I'm tired. I need to rest.
Estoy cansada. Necesito descansar.

I'm fine. Let's go shopping.
Estoy bien. Vamos de compras.

I'm sick. I need to return to the hotel. (male)
Estoy enfermo. Necesito regresar al hotel.

I'm sick. I need to return to the hotel. (female)
Estoy enferma. Necesito regresar al hotel.

I feel great. Let's go for a walk.
Me siento muy bien. Vamos a dar un paseo.

I'm hot. Please turn on the air conditioning.
Tengo calor. Por favor encienda el aire acondicionado.

I'm cold. Please turn on the heat.
Tengo frío. Por favor encienda la calefacción.

I'm hungry. Can you recommend a restaurant?
Tengo hambre. ¿Puede usted recomendarme un restaurante?

I'm thirsty. Where can I find water?
Tengo sed. ¿En dónde puedo encontrar agua?

I'm sleepy. I need to go to bed.
Tengo sueño. Necesito ir a la cama.

Very well.
Muy bien.

More or less.
Mas o menos.

Not very well.
No muy bien.

I feel very bad.
Yo estoy muy mal.

I feel very bad.
Me siento muy mal.

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