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How do you say I feel badly today in French?

There are a few ways to say "I feel badly today" in French, depending on the specific nuance you want to convey:

General Feeling Bad:

* Je me sens mal aujourd'hui. (Most common and neutral)

* Je ne me sens pas bien aujourd'hui. (Slightly more formal)

Feeling Physically Unwell:

* Je me sens malade aujourd'hui. (Specifically feeling sick)

Feeling Emotionally Down:

* Je me sens déprimé(e) aujourd'hui. (Feeling depressed)

* Je me sens triste aujourd'hui. (Feeling sad)

* Je me sens découragé(e) aujourd'hui. (Feeling discouraged)

Feeling Guilty or Regretful:

* Je me sens mal à l'aise aujourd'hui. (Feeling uncomfortable)

* Je me sens coupable aujourd'hui. (Feeling guilty)

Important Note: In French, "mal" can be translated as "badly" or "sick." The context will usually make the meaning clear.

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