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Emotions: Spanish words for real conversations

The “Emotions” set from the “Real Conversations” goal. These are Spanish words you can actually use — with translation, examples and pronunciation.

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Words in the “Emotions” set

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harto de fed up with adjective Aburrida [aβuˈriða] Bored adjective seguro de sí mismo [seˈɡuɾo ðe si ˈmizmo] confident adjective conmovido [kon.mo'βi.ðo] touched adjective disgustado [disɡusˈtado] upset adjective molesto [moˈles.to] annoyed adjective conmocionado [kom.mo.θjo.na.ðo] shocked adjective dolido [doˈlido] hurt adjective somnoliento Drowsy adjective nervioso Edgy adjective conmocionado Shaken adjective sin saber ya qué hacer at my wits' end phrase heridas Wounds noun verde de envidia green with envy adjective distorsionado garbled adjective tener miedo a scared of adjective condenado al fracaso Doomed to fail phrase triste [ˈtɾiste] sad adjective tranquilo [tɾaŋˈkilo] calm adjective sorprendido [soɾpɾenˈdido] surprised adjective somnoliento [somnoˈljento] sleepy adjective solitario [soliˈtaɾjo] lonely adjective sentimientos encontrados [sentiˈmjentos enkonˈtɾados] mixed feelings phrase relajado [relaˈxado] relaxed adjective preocupado [pɾeokuˈpado] worried adjective orgulloso [oɾguˈʝoso] proud adjective ofendido [ofenˈdido] offended adjective nervioso [neɾˈbjoso] nervous adjective inseguro [inseˈguɾo] insecure adjective incómodo [iŋˈkomodo] uncomfortable adjective frustrado [fɾusˈtɾado] frustrated adjective feliz [feˈlis] happy adjective estresado [estɾeˈsado] stressed adjective esperanzado [espeɾanˈsado] hopeful adjective Enojado [enoˈxado] angry adjective emocionado [emosjoˈnado] excited adjective desesperanzado [desespeɾanˈsado] hopeless adjective decepcionado [desepsjoˈnado] disappointed adjective de mal humor [de mal uˈmoɾ] in a bad mood phrase de buen humor [de bwen uˈmoɾ] in a good mood phrase curioso [kuˈɾjoso] curious adjective culpable [kulˈpable] guilty adjective confundido [konfunˈdido] confused adjective confortable [konfoɾˈtable] comfortable adjective celoso [seˈloso] jealous adjective Cansado [kanˈsado] tired adjective avergonzado [aβeɾɡonˈθaðo] embarrassed adjective asustado [a.susˈta.ðo] afraid adjective ansioso [anˈsjoso] anxious adjective aliviado [aliˈbjado] relieved adjective agradecido [agɾadeˈsido] grateful adjective aburrido [abuˈrido] bored adjective abrumado [abɾuˈmado] overwhelmed adjective conmovido touched adjective preocuparse To worry verb picó Stung verb aliviar Soothe verb enfadado mad adjective interesado en Interested in phrase inseguro insecure adjective insuficiente inadequate adjective me interesa I'm interested in phrase doler hurts verb contento glad adjective borroso fuzzy adjective asustado frightened adjective sereno Even-tempered adjective avergonzado embarrassed adjective abajo down adverb hacer daño Do harm phrase molestar Disturb verb fresco cool adjective consumió Consumed verb azul Blue adjective aturdido Befuddled adjective seguro de sí Assured adjective firme assertive adjective aprensivo apprehensive adjective asustado afraid adjective desconcertado baffled adjective

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