This video teaches 66 essential English sentences for expressing various emotions, including fear and worry, physical sensations like cold and tiredness, confusion and lost feelings, comfort and relief, happiness and excitement, sadness and disappointment, anger and frustration, and surprise and shock. The lesson emphasizes that naming emotions clearly helps people understand you better, and encourages learners to practice using these expressions in daily conversations.
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66 Simple English Sentences for Every Feeling — Scared to Happy, Lost to Angry | Ghibli English
Added:Welcome back. [music] Today, we learn how to talk about feelings in English.
Welcome back. Today, we learn how to talk about feelings in English.
>> 33 simple sentences for scared, cold, lost, tired, for scared, cold, lost, [music] tired, and more.
>> That noise really scared me. I thought someone was outside.
>> I am a little worried about my exam results tomorrow.
I am a little worried about my exam results tomorrow.
>> I always feel nervous before I speak in front of people.
I always feel nervous before I speak in front of people.
>> [sighs and gasps] >> I was afraid I had lost my keys.
But here they are.
>> I am okay now.
I just needed a moment to calm down.
I just needed a moment to calm down.
>> This hot tea is helping me warm up after that cold walk.
>> It is absolutely freezing outside. I need a warmer coat.
It is absolutely freezing outside. I need a warmer coat.
I feel quite tired today.
>> [sighs] >> I think I need an early night.
>> [music] >> My stomach feels a bit off.
I think I ate too quickly.
>> I am starving.
Let's see what we have in the fridge.
>> I am really thirsty. Could you pass me that glass of water?
I am really thirsty. Could you pass me that glass of water?
>> Quick quiz. How do you say you are cold, hungry, and tired?
>> Pause the video and say all three sentences out loud. Then keep going.
Let me check the map. Think we need to turn left here.
>> [music] >> I think we need to turn to turn left here.
>> Excuse me. Could you tell me how to get to the train station?
Just go down this street >> [music] >> and it is on the left.
>> Ah, now I understand.
It is just around this corner.
>> I am a bit confused. Could you explain that one more time?
I am a bit confused. Could you explain [music] that one more time?
>> Oh, I see now. That makes much more sense. Thank you.
Oh, I see now. That makes much more sense. Thank [music] you.
>> I feel so comfortable and warm right now.
This is [music] lovely.
>> This sunshine feels amazing.
I am I am so relaxed right now. [music] >> I am really proud of how this cake turned out today.
I am really proud of how this cake turned out today.
>> I am truly [music] grateful for all the support you have given me.
I am truly grateful for all the support you have given me.
>> I feel so refreshed after a really good night's sleep.
It feels [music] so good just to relax after a long busy day.
>> I completely agree. This is exactly what we needed.
>> I am so excited. I just got the best news ever.
I just got the best news ever.
>> [laughter] >> That joke was so funny. I could not stop laughing.
That joke was so funny. I could not laughing.
>> I cannot wait for our trip. Eyes.
I cannot wait for our trip. I am counting down the days.
>> Yes, I finally finished the project.
>> [music] >> I finally finished the project. The project.
Thrilled.
>> I am absolutely delighted. This has been such a wonderful day.
I am abs has been such a wonderful day.
I am so frustrated. I have made this three times now.
>> [music] >> I have made this mistake three times now.
>> I am really annoyed. I just missed the bus by 2 minutes.
I just missed the bus by 2 minutes.
>> That noise outside is really getting on my nerves tonight. That noise outside is really getting on my nerves tonight.
>> [music] >> Let me take a deep breath.
There is no getting angry.
>> I have been waiting for 20 minutes.
Where is she?
I I been waiting for 20 minutes. Where is she?
>> [sighs] >> All right, I am calm now. It really was not a big deal.
>> Quick quiz. [music] How do you say you are excited, annoyed, and surprised?
>> Pause the video and say all three sentences out loud, then keep going.
>> I am feeling a little sad [music] today.
I miss my old friends.
>> I am disappointed. Our weekend trip has been canceled.
Our weekend [music] trip has been canceled.
>> Thank you for listening.
I feel a little better already.
>> Tomorrow will be better.
I am feeling a bit more hopeful [music] now.
Tomorrow will be better. I am feeling a bit more hopeful now.
>> Oh, wow. I did not expect to see you here today.
Oh, wow. I did not expect to see you here today.
>> I cannot believe it. This is such surprising news.
>> I feel really confident about my interview this afternoon.
I feel really confident about my interview fit in about my interview this afternoon.
>> I know exactly what I am doing.
I know exactly what I am doing.
Everything will be fine.
>> What a lovely surprise. You really did not have to do this. [music] What a lovely surprise. You really did not have to do this.
>> I handled that really well.
I am proud of myself tonight. I am proud of myself tonight.
>> What a lovely surprise. You really did not have to do this.
What a lovely surprise. You really did not have to do this.
Wait, [music] really? That is such amazing and surprising news.
>> I know. I [music] am still a little shocked myself, honestly.
>> Excited, frustrated, sad, disappointed, hopeful, check.
>> Surprised, shocked, confident, proud, delighted, grateful, >> check.
Naming your emotions clearly helps people understand you [music] better.
Naming your emotions clearly helps helps people understand you better.
>> Pick one feeling and use it in a sentence today.
Go on.
>> [music] >> Feeling and a sentence today. Go on.
>> Excited, calm, surprised, [music] proud, >> Tell us in the comments using one full English sentence.
>> Thank you so much for learning with us today. You did brilliantly.
>> Keep [music] practicing every day and your English will keep getting stronger.
>> Thank you so much for joining us today.
See you very soon.
>> Keep learning. Keep practicing.
Bye for now.
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