"That makes me sick to my stomach."

Translation: Ça me donne mal au ventre.

[Mikes390384]

Duo has been pushing "mal au cœur" for nauseated for five or six lessons now, but suddenly it has become "mal au ventre". Do the French really use both?

[JohnCorrig5]

and 'mal au coeur' is given as a hint.....

[teaselcardere]

Are you sure that "Ça me fait mal au ventre" isn't also correct? I checked with the online Reverso Dictionary. This is an example they give under the entry "ventre": "→ ça nous fait mal au ventre ..."

[rickdeckard71]

Duo pushed "ça me fait mal au cœur" as "nauseated" for many lessons, and now it does not accept it and instead states: " ça me donne mal au ventre". What do French people really use? Please, may someone explain the difference?

[nmaengel]

I have been asking for a while now...why, if “donner” is the correct verb for this sentence, why is it not offered as a translation option? It would be extremely helpful, especially since most are not likely to know that “donne” means “makes” in this context.

[Geoffrey878583]

Same question as the others posting here. I also wrote "Ça me fait mal au coeur."