Emotions in Korean

After this lesson you will be able talk about your emotions in Korean. Being able to talk about your feelings will help you get to know people better and take your new friendships to the next level. How would you like to be able to say how you really feel in a Korean conversation?

Talk about your emotions in Korean...

행복해요.

Haengbokhaeyo.

(I’m) happy.

사랑에 빠졌어요.

Sarang-e bbajyeosseoyo.

(I’m) in love.

지루해요.

Jiruhaeyo.

(I’m) bored.

피곤해요.

Pigonhaeyo.

(I’m) tired.

기대 되요.

Gidae dwoeyo.

(I’m) excited.

무서워요.

Museo-weoyo.

(I’m) frightened.

화가나요.

Hwaganayo.

(I’m) angry.

살아있음을 느껴요.

Sara-isseumeul neukkyeoyo.

(I) feel alive.

질투나요.

Jiltunayo.

(I’m) jealous.

놀라워요.

Nollaweoyo.

(I’m) amazed.

만족해요.

Manjokhaeyo.

(I’m) content.

긴장이 되요.

Ginjang-i dwoeyo.

(I’m) nervous.

바빠요.

Bappayo.

(I’m) busy.

고민이 있어요.

Gomin-i isseoyo.

(I’m) worried.

몹시 화가나요.

Mobshi hwaga-nayo.

(I’m) furious.

놀라워요.

Nollaweoyo.

(I’m) surprised.

진정이 되어요.

Jinjeong-i dwoe-eoyo.

(I’m) calm.

슬퍼요.

Seulpeoyo.

(I’m) sad.

창피해요.

Changpihaeyo.

(I’m) embarrassed.

좀 바빠요.

Jom bappayo.

(I’m) in a hurry.

균형 잡힌 느낌이에요.

Gyunhyeong jabhin neukkimieyo.

(I) feel balanced.

That's it for this lesson.

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Anyoung hee gaseyo!

Sujung Lee
Rocket Korean

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