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I'm cold means I feel cold or I'm sick?

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movika21 profile picture movika21March 2018
I'm cold usually means 'I feel cold'. To say 'I'm sick' using the word 'cold' you would normally say 'I have a cold'. At least, where I live, that's how it works.
sheree_sat profile picture sheree_satMarch 2018
It depends on the context; you'll know the meaning by what is said around the statement "I'm cold".
pdxgary profile picture pdxgaryMarch 2018
That's correct. If you were sick, you would say....."I'm sick". Not, "I'm cold". Excellent explanation.