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Nu prea mă simt bine | Remarks about the translation | |
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| | TranslationEnglish Translated by Bamsa | Target language: English
I don't feel too well |
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Last messages | | | | | 6 November 2009 20:33 | | | Hi Bamsa,
"too well" sounds weird, isn't it "very well"? | | | 6 November 2009 21:25 | | BamsaNumber of messages: 1524 | Hi lilian
I found "too well" in the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary, so I guess it must be ok. | | | 7 November 2009 01:08 | | | If we had more context it would be easier to decide. It is not a matter of dictionaries. Expressions and word combinations depend on the context. I know you can find the expression that way, however the use of "too" before an adjective usually has a negative connotation and it is not common in negative sentences.
"I don't feel very well" and "I feel too bad" are the most usual expressions.
"Too well" would fit in a sentence like:
"I'm too well today to get upset because of that"
Well that's my opinion, but I may be wrong.
Let's ask for some help since some expressions become widespread and end up conventionally accepted
Kafetzou? CC: kafetzou | | | 7 November 2009 02:32 | | | "I don't feel too well" is fine. We say that all the time. It means exactly the same thing as "I don't feel very well," but the latter is more formal and not used as often. | | | 7 November 2009 09:08 | | | Good to know that.
Thanks Laura. |
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