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Feeling airsick on a plane in English (beginner)
Beginner English for feeling airsick on a plane. Key line: “Excuse me, I think I'm airsick.”
Full script
Lin
Excuse me, I think I'm airsick.
Them
Oh, sorry. Do you need a bag?
Lin
Yes, please, and some cold water.
Them
Sure. Small sips. No coffee right now.
Lin
Can I get a wet towel, too?
Them
Of course. You're doing great, by the way.
Lin
Thanks. I'm trying not to see breakfast again.
Them
Let's keep breakfast where it is.
Key phrases
The lines worth keeping. Read them once before you go out.
airsick
✓ I think I'm airsick.Say you feel sick on a plane.
More specific than I'm sick
bag
✓ Do you need a bag?Offer a bag politely.
On a plane, usually a sick bag
water
✓ Some cold water, please.Polite way to ask for water.
Common when you feel unwell
towel
✓ Can I get a wet towel, too?Ask for one more thing politely.
too at the end = also
Quick answers
airsick: what to say in English
Say “I think I'm airsick.” — say you feel sick on a plane. More specific than I'm sick.
bag: what to say in English
Say “Do you need a bag?” — offer a bag politely. On a plane, usually a sick bag.
water: what to say in English
Say “Some cold water, please.” — polite way to ask for water. Common when you feel unwell.
towel: what to say in English
Say “Can I get a wet towel, too?” — ask for one more thing politely. too at the end = also.