Is " Mi estoy mal" correct or is it " yo estoy mal"
When a person does not feel well which is the appropriate question to "I am not feeling well" and what should the response be in the medical field.
4 Answers
You say: yo estoy mal or me encuentro mal.
The question you would have to ask:
¿Qué tal se encuentra ? ¿Cómo está?
They are really both the same, although in a book, one might be called wrong. I would understand them both as what they mean, but I'm not a teacher and don't look at constructions as a teacher would. ![]()
If you look up (or even double-click on) each of the words mi and yo, you'll get the answer to your first question.
To your second question -- what should the response be -- that depends on what you want to say back to them. Can you provide a phrase (and a translation attempt on your own) that you want to say in response to someone telling you they don't feel well?
And finally, in an aside to your first question, I would use the wording No me siento bien. I wonder whether that's more commonly heard in practice, though...
It could be "me siento mal" or "no me siento bien."