意味
Expressing that your head is aching.
文化的背景
The 'Ya Dom' (inhaler) culture is inseparable from this phrase. If you say you have a headache, someone will likely offer you a menthol inhaler to stick up your nose. Saying 'ปวดหัวมาก' about a project is a socially acceptable way to signal that you are overwhelmed without losing face or sounding incompetent. Paracetamol is the 'universal cure' in Thailand. It's often called 'Ya Para.' When complaining to an elder, adding 'ครับ/ค่ะ' and using a softer tone with 'ปวดหัวมาก' shows respect while expressing discomfort.
The 'Jang' Factor
Use 'ปวดหัวจัง' (Puat hua jang) to sound more cute or to get sympathy from friends.
Don't use 'Mee'
Never say 'Mee Puat Hua'. It's the #1 giveaway that you are a beginner.
意味
Expressing that your head is aching.
The 'Jang' Factor
Use 'ปวดหัวจัง' (Puat hua jang) to sound more cute or to get sympathy from friends.
Don't use 'Mee'
Never say 'Mee Puat Hua'. It's the #1 giveaway that you are a beginner.
Body Language
When saying this, Thais often lightly massage their temples. Doing this makes you look very native!
The Inhaler Offer
If someone offers you an inhaler after you say this, accept it politely even if you don't use it. It's a gesture of care.
自分をテスト
Fill in the missing word to say 'I have a very bad headache.'
ฉัน___หัวมาก
'ปวด' is the specific verb for internal aches like headaches.
Which sentence means 'This work gives me a headache' (figurative)?
Choose the best option:
Both 'This work makes me ache' and 'I ache with this work' are correct figurative uses.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You are at a pharmacy. What do you say?
This includes a request for medicine, which fits the pharmacy context.
Complete the dialogue.
A: ทำไมหน้าตาดูเหนื่อยๆ? B: ________ เพราะนอนไม่พอ
Lack of sleep (นอนไม่พอ) is a common cause for a headache.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
Types of 'Puat' in Thai
Physical
- • ปวดหัว (Head)
- • ปวดท้อง (Stomach)
- • ปวดฟัน (Tooth)
Emotional
- • ปวดใจ (Heartache)
- • น่าปวดหัว (Stressful)
練習問題バンク
4 問題ฉัน___หัวมาก
'ปวด' is the specific verb for internal aches like headaches.
Choose the best option:
Both 'This work makes me ache' and 'I ache with this work' are correct figurative uses.
You are at a pharmacy. What do you say?
This includes a request for medicine, which fits the pharmacy context.
A: ทำไมหน้าตาดูเหนื่อยๆ? B: ________ เพราะนอนไม่พอ
Lack of sleep (นอนไม่พอ) is a common cause for a headache.
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よくある質問
8 問Yes, it is neutral and polite for general use. Just add 'ครับ' or 'ค่ะ' at the end.
Absolutely. It's the standard way to describe a hangover headache.
'หัว' is common/informal; 'ศีรษะ' is formal/medical.
Use 'ปวดหัวนิดหน่อย' (Puat hua nid-noi).
Yes, 'ปวดท้องมาก' (stomach), 'ปวดหลังมาก' (back) are all correct.
It's a cultural metaphor for mental stress, similar to 'This is a headache' in English.
Yes, 'ปวดกบาล' (Puat ka-ban) is slangy and a bit rude.
No, in Thai, if it's obvious you are talking about yourself, you can just say 'ปวดหัวมาก'.
関連フレーズ
ปวดท้อง
similarStomach ache
ปวดใจ
figurativeHeartache / Heartbroken
มึนหัว
similarDizzy
หนักใจ
contrastHeavy-hearted / Worried
รำคาญ
builds onAnnoyed
