Siéntete mejor.
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I put this in the translator and it said it was accurate but I want to know from you guys if this is a legal / common phrase to use for "feel better".
Thanks in advance. 
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updated Dec 29, 2010
posted by RommpinCrab
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When wishing someone to feel better, we usually don't use the imperative but as a wish or hope, ie: Espero que te sientas mejor / que te sientas mejor / espero que te mejores / que te mejores.
updated Oct 9, 2011
posted by 005faa61
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Mejórate" is a common way to say "feel better" or "get better".
updated Dec 29, 2010
posted by mountaingirl123
Thank you! - RommpinCrab, Dec 29, 2010
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If you have the context we could give you an accurate answer.
updated Dec 29, 2010
posted by AntMexico
"Estoy cansada y un poco enferma.Qué manera de pasar unas vacaciones" - RommpinCrab, Dec 29, 2010
Okay, JulianChivi has given you the best answer. - AntMexico, Dec 29, 2010
