Everyday English
Feelings
These words help you tell people how you feel. Most of them are adjectives, so you often use them after "I am" or "I feel".
Happy
adjective/ˈhæpi/ไทยมีความสุข
Feeling good and pleased about something.
I'm happy because my website is finally online.
Tired
adjective/ˈtaɪərd/ไทยเหนื่อย
Feeling that you need to rest or sleep.
I'm tired after a long day at work.
Excited
adjective/ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/ไทยตื่นเต้น
Very happy and full of energy about something good that will happen.
I'm excited to start my new project.
Nervous
adjective/ˈnɜːrvəs/ไทยประหม่า, กังวล
A little worried or afraid about something that will happen.
I feel nervous before I speak English in a meeting.
Proud
adjective/praʊd/ไทยภูมิใจ
Feeling pleased because you or someone close to you did something good.
I'm proud of myself for studying every day this month.
Confused
adjective/kənˈfjuːzd/ไทยสับสน
Not able to understand something clearly.
I was confused by the error message, so I read the docs again.