Want to share your feelings in Spanish? It’s helpful to know some important words and phrases. Here’s a simple guide to help you talk about your emotions easily.

Basic Emotions Vocabulary

1. Feliz (Happy)

   • Example: Estoy feliz porque es mi cumpleaños.
     (I am happy because it’s my birthday.)

2. Triste (Sad)

   • Example: Me siento triste tras ver esa película.
     (I feel sad after watching that movie.)

3. Enfadado/a (Angry)

   • Example: Estoy enfadada con mi amigo.
     (I am angry with my friend.)

4. Sorpresa (Surprised)

   • Example: Me sorprendió la noticia.
     (I was surprised by the news.)

5. Miedo (Fear)

   • Example: Tengo miedo de las alturas.
     (I am afraid of heights.)

Expressing Feelings

To say how you feel, you can use phrases like Me siento...

• Me siento emocionado/a (I feel excited)
• Me siento nervioso/a (I feel nervous)

Advanced Emotions

1. Eufórico/a (Euphoric)

   • Example: Estoy eufórico tras ganar el partido.
     (I am euphoric after winning the match.)

2. Agobiado/a (Overwhelmed)

   • Example: Me siento agobiada con el trabajo.
     (I feel overwhelmed with work.)

Tips for Conversations

When you talk about your feelings, you can use phrases like:

• Es que... (It’s just that…)

  • Example: Es que estoy cansada.
    (It’s just that I am tired.)

• Yo creo que... (I believe that…)

  • Example: Yo creo que deberías hablarlo.
    (I believe you should talk about it.)

Practice Scenario

Imagine you’re talking with a friend about your day. You might say:

• "Hoy me siento muy feliz porque tuve una buena noticia en el trabajo."
  (Today, I feel very happy because I got good news at work.)

If you want to share mixed feelings, you could say:

• "Por un lado, estoy emocionada, pero por otro lado, tengo miedo de las responsabilidades."
  (On one hand, I am excited, but on the other hand, I am afraid of the responsibilities.)

By using these words and phrases, you can share your feelings in Spanish much better!