Choose a topic, practice it, and we will work on it together in class.
| English | Korean | Example |
|---|---|---|
| happy | ν볡ν / κΈ°μ | I am happy with my exam results. |
| sad | μ¬ν | She felt sad when her friend moved away. |
| angry | νλ / μ±λ | He gets angry when people are late. |
| excited | μ μ΄ λ / λ€λ¬ | The kids are excited about the school trip. |
| nervous | κΈ΄μ₯ν / μ΄μ‘°ν | I always feel nervous before a presentation. |
| worried | κ±±μ νλ | She is worried about her sick grandmother. |
| scared / afraid | 무μμνλ / κ²λ¨Ήμ | My little sister is scared of dogs. |
| terrified | λͺΉμ 무μμνλ / κ²μ μ§λ¦° | He was terrified during the horror movie. |
| surprised | λλ | We were surprised by the birthday party. |
| shocked | 좩격μ λ°μ | Everyone was shocked by the sudden news. |
| tired | νΌκ³€ν | I am too tired to cook tonight. |
| exhausted | κΈ°μ§λ§₯μ§ν / μ§μΉ | She was exhausted after the long flight. |
| sleepy | μ‘Έλ¦° | The warm classroom made everyone sleepy. |
| bored | μ§λ£¨ν / μ¬μ¬ν | The students looked bored during the lecture. |
| confused | νΌλμ€λ¬μ΄ / ν·κ°λ¦¬λ | I was confused by the train timetable. |
| embarrassed | μ°½νΌν / λ―Όλ§ν | He felt embarrassed after forgetting her name. |
| ashamed | λΆλλ¬μ΄ / μμΉμ€λ¬μ΄ | She was ashamed of lying to her parents. |
| proud | μλμ€λ¬μ΄ / λΏλ―ν | We are proud of your hard work. |
| jealous | μ§ν¬νλ / μμνλ | He was jealous of his brother's new bike. |
| envious | λΆλ¬μνλ | I'm envious of people who travel often. |
| lonely | μΈλ‘μ΄ | Living abroad can make you feel lonely. |
| disappointed | μ€λ§ν | She was disappointed with her test score. |
| frustrated | μ’μ ν / λ΅λ΅ν | He gets frustrated when the internet is slow. |
| annoyed | μ§μ¦ λ | I was annoyed by the constant noise. |
| irritated | μ§μ¦μ΄ λ / κ±°μ¬λ¦¬λ | She gets irritated by loud phone calls. |
| furious | λͺΉμ νκ° λ / κ²©λ Έν | Dad was furious about the broken window. |
| stressed | μ€νΈλ μ€λ₯Ό λ°λ | Everyone is stressed before the final exams. |
| relaxed | λκΈν / νΈμν | I feel relaxed after a hot bath. |
| calm | μ°¨λΆν / μΉ¨μ°©ν | Try to stay calm during the interview. |
| cheerful | μΎνν / λͺ λν | Our teacher is always cheerful in the morning. |
| delighted | μμ£Ό κΈ°λ»νλ | She was delighted with the surprise gift. |
| thrilled | μμ£Ό μ μ΄ λ / ν©νν | He was thrilled to win first prize. |
| anxious | λΆμν | I feel anxious before every job interview. |
| depressed | μ°μΈν | Long winters make some people feel depressed. |
| miserable | λΉμ°Έν / λͺΉμ μ°μΈν | He felt miserable with a bad cold. |
| upset | μμν / λ§μμ΄ μν | She was upset about the cancelled trip. |
| curious | νΈκΈ°μ¬ λ§μ / κΆκΈν | The curious child asked a hundred questions. |
| hopeful | ν¬λ§μ μ°¬ / κΈ°λνλ | We are hopeful about the team's future. |
| grateful / thankful | κ°μ¬νλ / κ³ λ§μνλ | I am grateful for all your help. |
| relieved | μλν / λ§μμ΄ λμΈ | She was relieved to find her lost keys. |
| content | λ§μ‘±νλ / μμ‘±νλ | He seems content with his quiet life. |
| satisfied | λ§μ‘±ν | The customer was satisfied with the service. |
| guilty | μ£μ± κ°μ΄ λλ | I felt guilty about eating the last cookie. |
| shy | μμ€μ / λΆλλΌ νλ | The shy boy rarely speaks in class. |
| confident | μμ κ° μλ | Practice makes you more confident in speaking. |
| enthusiastic | μ΄μ μ μΈ / μ΄μ¬μΈ | She is enthusiastic about learning English. |
| amused | μ¦κ±°μνλ / μ¬λ―Έμμ΄νλ | The audience was amused by his jokes. |
| overwhelmed | μλλ / λ² μ°¬ | I felt overwhelmed by all the homework. |
| homesick | ν₯μλ³μ κ±Έλ¦° / κ³ ν₯μ 그리μνλ | She felt homesick during her first semester abroad. |
| nostalgic | 그리μνλ / ν₯μλ₯Ό λλΌλ | Old songs make me feel nostalgic. |
| sympathetic | λμ μ μΈ / 곡κ°νλ | The nurse was sympathetic to every patient. |
| optimistic | λκ΄μ μΈ | He stays optimistic even in hard times. |
| pessimistic | λΉκ΄μ μΈ | Don't be so pessimistic about the results. |
| moody | κΈ°λΆ λ³νκ° μ¬ν / μ무룩ν | Teenagers can be moody in the morning. |