I have a toothache

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Phrase

I have a toothache

Indicates that the speaker's tooth hurts.

Translations

I have a toothache

Bengali: আমার দাঁতে ব্যাথা (amar dãte bêtha)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 我牙疼 (wǒ yá téng)
Danish: please add this translation if you can
Finnish: minulla on hammassärkyä, hammastani särkee
French: j’ai mal aux dents
German: ich habe Zahnschmerzen
Greek: πονάει το δόντι μου (ponáei to dónti mou)
Hungarian: fáj a fogam
Jamaican Creole: mi teeth a hot mi, mi teeth a hurt mi
Marathi: माझा दात दुखत आहे (mājhā dāt dukhat āhe)
Romanian: mă dor dinții

See also

I have a headache

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