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How do you say "I have a fever" in Japanese?
Use this at the hospital or clinic when you explain a symptom.
I have a fever
症状
Use ねつ が あります (netsu ga arimasu) at the hospital or clinic when you explain a symptom. The core reusable pattern is `〜 が / あります`.
Answer
Two layers, same practical line
ねつがあります
ねつ が / あります
netsu ga / arimasu
Lesson body
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Quick use
Use ねつ が あります (netsu ga arimasu) to report the symptom itself, not the diagnosis. That makes it a safe phrase to say at the hospital or clinic.
Chunk or pattern
- Base pattern:
〜 が / あります - Swap the
〜part for the person, place, item, or detail you need.
Helper words and endings
ます: is a polite verb ending.
Practical note
Short symptom lines are easier for staff to catch than long explanations. After this, you can add timing like きのう からです or strength like つよいです.