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VocabularyA2 · Elementary

Feelings and emotions

ስሜቶች

Say how you feel and why, and use -ed and -ing adjectives correctly.

How it works

-ed adjectives describe how you feel (I'm bored). -ing adjectives describe the thing (The film is boring).

-ed ስሜትዎን ይገልጻል (I'm bored = ሰልችቶኛል)፤ -ing ደግሞ ነገሩን (The film is boring = ፊልሙ አሰልቺ ነው)።

Words

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  • happy/ˈhæpi/adjective

    ደስተኛ

    I'm happy to see you!

    ስላየሁዎት ደስ ብሎኛል!

  • sad/sæd/adjective

    ያዘነ

    She was sad when her friend moved away.

    ጓደኛዋ ሌላ ቦታ ስትሄድ አዘነች።

  • angry/ˈæŋɡri/adjective

    የተናደደ

    My father was angry because I was late.

    ስላረፈድኩ አባቴ ተናደደ።

  • worried/ˈwʌrid/adjective

    የተጨነቀ

    I'm worried about my exam.

    ስለ ፈተናዬ ተጨንቄያለሁ።

  • excited/ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/adjective

    የጓጓ (በደስታ)

    We're excited about the trip.

    ስለ ጉዞው በጣም ጓጉተናል።

  • nervous/ˈnɜːvəs/adjective

    የተረበሸ

    I always feel nervous before an interview.

    ከቃለ መጠይቅ በፊት ሁልጊዜ እረበሻለሁ።

  • bored/bɔːd/adjective

    የሰለቸው

    The film was long and I was bored.

    ፊልሙ ረጅም ስለነበር ሰለቸኝ።

  • surprised/səˈpraɪzd/adjective

    የተገረመ

    I was surprised to see him at the wedding.

    በሠርጉ ላይ ሳየው ተገረምኩ።

  • proud/praʊd/adjective

    ኩሩ

    My parents are proud of me.

    ወላጆቼ በእኔ ይኮራሉ።

  • lonely/ˈləʊnli/adjective

    ብቸኝነት የሚሰማው

    He feels lonely in the new city.

    በአዲሱ ከተማ ብቸኝነት ይሰማዋል።

Practice· ልምምድ

Question 1 of 6
You have an exam tomorrow and you didn't study. You feel ___.