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How to Say Thank You in English
Survival Phrases Season 1
Learn the most common way to say "thank you"
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People - Feelings
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People - Feelings
16 words
happy
(a)
glad, a feeling of contentment
The happy couple is hugging on the beach.
The happy couple is hugging on the beach.
unsatisfied
(a)
unsatisfied
unsatisfied
satisfied
(a)
satisfied feeling
satisfied feeling
sad
(a)
upset, a feeling of unhappiness
She looks really sad today.
She looks really sad today.
angry
(a)
irritate, a feeling of annoyance
The manager got angry.
The manager got angry.
calm
(a)
calm and relaxed
calm and relaxed
boring
(a)
not exciting or interesting, dull
This book is too boring.
This book is too boring.
exciting
(a)
fun, engaging, causes enthusiasm
How exciting.
How exciting.
afraid
(a)
I'm afraid I can't help you.
I'm afraid I can't help you.
upset
(a)
I got an upset stomach.
I got an upset stomach.
lonely
(a)
alone and lonely
alone and lonely
fear
(v)
to be scared or frightened
Vampires fear the sun.
Vampires fear the sun.
feel
(v)
to perceive something through touch
I feel chilly.
I feel chilly.
worry
(v)
The woman is worried about the bill.
The woman is worried about the bill.
anxious
(a)
The man is anxious.
The man is anxious.
proud
(a)
proud of you
proud of you
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