Talking about being tired and having a headache
Hello

Can you help me say this in Indonesian?

Person A: How are you? (apa kapar)
Person B: I have a bad headache. You?
Person A: I'm sorry (to hear that). I am ok, but a little tired.

Question

Talking about being tired and having a headache
Hello

Can you help me say this in Indonesian?

Person A: How are you? (apa kapar)
Person B: I have a bad headache. You?
Person A: I'm sorry (to hear that). I am ok, but a little tired.

Answer

A: How are you? = Apa kabar? 
B: I have a bad headache. You? = Saya sedang sakit kepala parah, Anda? 
A: I'm sorry (to hear that). I am ok, but a little tired. = *____. Saya baik, hanya** sedikit lelah.

*this phrase isn't common in Indonesia, usually people here just say "get well soon" which in bahasa indonesia is "cepat sembuh". 
**hanya can be used to replace tetapi which actually means but, because it matches the sentence more.

Answer

A: How are you? = Apa kabar?
B: I have a bad headache. You? = Saya sedang sakit kepala parah, Anda? 
A: I'm sorry (to hear that). I am ok, but a little tired. =  *____. Saya baik, hanya** sedikit lelah.

*this phrase isn't common in Indonesia, usually people here just say "get well soon" which in bahasa indonesia is "cepat sembuh".
**hanya can be used to replace tetapi which actually means but, because it matches the sentence more.

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