To share your feelings in Spanish, using descriptive words is really important. Here’s a simple guide to some common words, organized by topics.

Common Everyday Activities:

• Feliz (happy): Estoy feliz cuando como pizza.
  (I am happy when I eat pizza.)
• Triste (sad): Ella está triste porque no va al cine.
  (She is sad because she is not going to the movies.)

Family and Relationships:

• Orgulloso/a (proud): Estoy orgulloso de mi familia.
  (I am proud of my family.)
• Amoroso/a (loving): Mi padre es muy amoroso.
  (My father is very loving.)

Descriptive Adjectives:

These words can show feelings and describe people or things:

• Emocionado/a (excited): Estoy emocionada por el viaje.
  (I am excited about the trip.)
• Enojado/a (angry): Él está enojado porque llegó tarde.
  (He is angry because he arrived late.)

Time Words:

Using time words helps you show when these feelings happen:

• Hoy (today): Hoy estoy feliz.
  (Today I am happy.)
• Mañana (tomorrow): Mañana estaré triste.
  (Tomorrow I will be sad.)

Colors and Clothing Vocabulary:

Mixing colors with feelings can make your descriptions better:

• Rojo (red): Mi vestido rojo me hace sentir alegre.
  (My red dress makes me feel cheerful.)
• Azul (blue): La camisa azul me parece triste.
  (The blue shirt seems sad to me.)

With these words, you can share your feelings in Spanish in many different situations. This will make your talks more fun and interesting. Try using these words in sentences to practice your Spanish!