I'm thirsty

English en Alternative forms en I am thirsty Phrase phr en usually I need something to drink (e.g., water). en more generally I need something, or want something a lot. en euphemistic I want an alcoholic beverage. Usage notes Although this normally implies that you would like something to drink, it can be used in a more general sense to imply that you need or really want anything very important, as in "I am thirsty for money". Using "I am thirsty for a drink" is redundant (tautological) unless "drink" is being used to mean "alcoholic drink". Translations I need a drink Abkhaz: ab аӡба сакуеит Afrikaans: af ek is dors Albanian: sq kam etje Arabic: ar أَنَا عَطْشَان m, ar أَنَا عَطْشَانَة f Egyptian Arabic: arz أنا عطشان m anā ʕaṭšān, arz أنا عطشانة f anā ʕaṭšāna Moroccan Arabic: ary South Levantine Arabic: ajp Aramaic: Assyrian Neo-Aramaic: aii Armenian: hy ես ծարավ եմ Azerbaijani: az susamışam, az susuzam Belarusian: be я хачу́ піць, be мне хо́чацца піць Bikol: Central Bikol: bcl paha ako Bulgarian: bg и́скам да пи́я, bg жа́ден съм m, bg жа́дна съм f Burmese: my ရေငတ်တယ်, my ရေဆာတယ် (adjust the pronoun my ကျွန်တော် I (male) or my ကျွန်မ I (female) or other to match the real-life situation) Catalan: ca tinc set Cebuano: ceb giuhaw ko Chamorro: ch må'o yo' Chinese: Cantonese: yue 我好口渴 ngo5 hou2 hau2 hot3, yue 我好頸渴 ngo5 hou2 geng2 hot3 Hokkien: nan-hbl 我喙焦 góa chhùi-ta, nan-hbl 我喙渴 góa chhùi-khoah, nan-hbl 我喙堅 góa chhùi-kian Mandarin: cmn 我渴了 wǒ kě le, cmn 我很渴 wǒ hěn kě Czech: cs mám žízeň Danish: da jeg er tørstig Dutch: nl ik heb dorst Esperanto: eo mi soifas Faroese: fo eg eri tystur male, fo eg eri tyst female Finnish: fi minulla on jano, fi minua janottaa French: fr j'ai soif Galician: gl teño sede Georgian: ka მწყურია German: de ich habe Durst, de ich bin durstig Greek: el διψώ, el είμαι διψασμένος Gujarati: gu મને તરસ લાગી છે Hawaiian: haw makewai au Hebrew: he אֲנִי צָמֵא m aní tsamé, he אֲנִי צְמֵאָה f aní tsme'á Hindi: hi मुझे प्यास लगी है Hungarian: hu szomjas vagyok Icelandic: is ég er þyrstur m, is ég er þyrst f, is mig þyrstir Ido: io me durstas Ingrian: izh miul ono jano Irish: ga tá tart orm Italian: it ho sete Japanese: ja 喉が渇いています のどがかわいています, nodo ga kawaite imasu Kazakh: kk мен шөлдеп тұрмын Khmer: km ខ្ញុំស្រេកទឹក khñom sreek tɨk, km ស្រេកទឹក sreek tɨk Korean: ko 목마르다 목마릅니다, ko 목마르다 목말라요 Kyrgyz: ky мен суусап жатам Lakota: lkt ímapuze Lao: lo ຂ້າພະເຈົ້າຫິວນ້ຳ formal, lo ຂ້ອຍຫິວນ້ຳ informal Lithuanian: lt aš esu alkanas m, lt aš esu alkana f, lt aš noriu gerti Low German: German Low German: nds-de ik heff Dorst Macedonian: mk жеден сум m, mk жедна сум f Malay: ms saya haus, ms saya dahaga Maltese: mt għandi l-għatx Marathi: mr मला तहान लागली आहे Mongolian: Cyrillic: mn минийн ам цангаж байна Navajo: nv dibááʼ nisin Nootka: nuk naqmiiḥas Norwegian: Bokmål: nb jeg er tørst Nynorsk: nn eg er tørst Nǀuu: ngh na tyin ǁʻûi Ojibwe: oj ningiishkaabaagwe, oj ninoodeyaabaagwe Old Tupi: tpw xe 'useî Persian: Dari: prs Iranian Persian: fa-ira تِشْنِه هَسْتَم, fa-ira تِشْنِه‌اَم colloquial, fa-ira تِشْنَمِه colloquial Polish: informal pl pić mi się chce, pl jestem spragniony m, pl jestem spragniona f Portuguese: pt eu tenho sede, pt tenho sede Romani: rom si manqe truś Romanian: ro mi-e sete Russian: ru я хочу́ пить, ru мне хо́чется пить Serbo-Croatian: Cyrillic: sh сам жедан m, sh сам жедна f Latin: sh sam žedan m, sh sam žedna f Slovak: sk chcem piť, sk mám smäd Slovene: sl jaz sem žejen m, sl jaz sem žejna f Spanish: es tengo sed Swahili: sw nina kiu Swedish: sv jag är törstig Tagalog: tl uhaw ako Tajik: tg ман ташна ҳастам Telugu: te నాకు దాహముగా ఉన్నది Thai: th ผมหิวน้ำครับ pŏm hĭw náam kráp male, th ดิฉันหิวน้ำค่ะ dì-chăn hĭw náam kâ female, th ฉันหิวน้ำ chăn hĭw náam generic colloquial (add particles: th ครับ - male or th ค่ะ female for politeness) Turkish: tr susadım Turkmen: tk men suwsadym Ukrainian: uk я хо́чу пи́ти, uk мені́ хо́четься пи́ти Unami: unm nkatusëmwi Urdu: ur مُجھے پْیاس لَگی ہَے Uyghur: ug مەن ئۇسسۇدۇم Uzbek: uz men chanqadim, uz chanqadim Vietnamese: vi tôi đang khát, vi tôi khát nước (adjust the pronoun vi toi I or kinship term to match the real-life situation) Welsh: cy mae syched arna i Yiddish: yi איך בין דאָרשטיק Yucatec Maya: yua ukʼaj Yup'ik: esu meqsugtua See also en I need a drink en sentences