具合が悪いの

feeling unwell

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feeling unwell 具合が悪い means that someone is feeling ill or that their condition is poor. The final の is an explanatory sentence ending, often used in questions or casual speech; it can sound softer or more feminine. In polite speech, use 具合が悪いんです or 具合が悪いのです.
JA: 朝から具合が悪いの。
EN: I've been feeling unwell since this morning.

具合が悪いの

I'm feeling sick.

— パディントン2 (2017)

カメラ具合が悪いの

There's something wrong with the camera.

マルチェロお父さんの具合が悪いの

Marcello, your father is sick.

— 甘い生活 (1960)

トム具合が悪いの

Is Tom feeling sick?

具合が悪いの

Are you feeling unwell?

トムメアリーまだ具合が悪いの

Are both Tom and Mary still feeling sick?

お水のせいで具合が悪いの

I'm feeling sick because of the water.

— 8 1/2 (1963)

すごく具合が悪いのです

I feel really sick.