もう痛くない？って英語でなんて言うの？

1/ *Does it still hurt?* Meaning= does your injury still hurt? 2/ *Is it feeling better now? * Meaning = Does your injury feel better? (than it did when it happened) 3/ *Does it still sting?* Meaning = does injury still hurt / sting when you touch it ? //These are all similar phrases which generally mean the same thing but are all appropriate to ask children. //After you’ve said this you can also say these phrases to make the child feel better: *You’ve been such a brave boy / girl Meaning = this is to make the child feel better about being hurt / having an injury *You’ve been so brave! Meaning = Saying how brave they’ve been about the injury- without crying and being grown up about it

1. Here you are asking if there has been an improvement. 2. Here you want to know if the pain is persisting. 3. This open question encourages the patient to tell how they feel at the moment.

Still painful = continuously feeling pain

We can use 'now' at the end of the sentence to acknowledge that it did hurt in the past, but we are hoping that it has stopped hurting now. To 'feel better' is a phrase we often use in English to describe either physical or emotional feelings.

When you want to ask a child if their injury still hurts you can ask them like this: "Does it still hurt?" Asking this way would make it easy to understand for a child.

Hello :-) I hope this helps ! A)Have you fully recovered? Definitions *Fully-Completely , totally Example- My leg has fully recovered after the fall. *Recovered- return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength. /get better/ get well/heal Example- How long will my leg take to recover? OR The doctor said it will take about 6 weeks for my leg to be fully recovered. B)Does it still hurt Definitions *Still- no change Example- Is your wound still sore? (painful/hurting) *Hurt- Sore/painful Example - My toe still really hurts.

"Hurt" has two separate but related meanings that are relevant : To harm or injure For this meaning, "I am hurt" is appropriate. It means "Someone or something has injured me." For this meaning, "I am hurting" is appropriate. It means "I am in pain."

*Does it still hurt? This means you would like to know if they still feel any pain. For example: A: I have put a bandage on you.Does it still hurt? B:Yes just a little.

If a child has had an injury and you would like to ask if it does not hurt anymore, you could ask any of the following: "How is your injury, has it healed yet or is their still any pain?", "Does your wound still hurt?" or "Do you still feel pain from your injury?".

If you want to ask a child if their wound/injury is still painful, you can say something like "Does it still hurt?" or Is it still painful?". Both of these will get the message across that you are wondering if they are still in pain.

Here we can ask these two questions and they both have the same meaning and can be used interchangeably, however there are a few structural differences between the two. - "Does it still hurt?" -- Here we use the verb, "to hurt," to ask about the injury. - "Are you still in pain?" -- In this example we use the verb, "to be," followed by the noun, "pain," as this is the noun that describes the sensation we feel when we have an injury.