How to say in Czech: He felt bad.

English
felt
Czech
Cítil se špatně.
Did he feel bad?
Does he feel bad?
He feels bad.
He felt nothing.
He felt tired.
He walked until his legs felt tired.
He looks bad.
He smells bad.
I felt like I was dead.
I have had worse.

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