Under the weather
If I am not feeling well today, could I say: I am feeling a little bit under the weather today Or I am a little under the weather ? Are they both correct or not? Thanks

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Good Morning Alice,

Both answers are correct and are used regularly in the English Language.

The phrase comes from the idea that a change in weather or bad weather can impact a person's health.

I hope this helps,

Tom

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