Feelings · 감정
Twelve words you will actually use, with romanization. Then three sentences to write.
| Korean | Romanization | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 기쁘다 | gippeuda | to be glad |
| 슬프다 | seulpeuda | to be sad |
| 화나다 | hwanada | to be angry |
| 무섭다 | museopda | to be scary; scared |
| 즐겁다 | jeulgeopda | to be fun, enjoyable |
| 심심하다 | simsimhada | to be bored |
| 외롭다 | oeropda | to be lonely |
| 부끄럽다 | bukkeureopda | to be shy, embarrassed |
| 놀라다 | nollada | to be surprised |
| 걱정 | geokjeong | worry |
| 웃다 | utda | to laugh, to smile |
| 울다 | ulda | to cry |
Use the words
오늘은 기분이 좋아요.
oneureun gibuni joayo.
I feel good today.
오늘은기분이좋아요.
너무 심심해요.
neomu simsimhaeyo.
I'm so bored.
너무심심해요.
걱정하지 마세요.
geokjeonghaji maseyo.
Don't worry.
걱정하지마세요.
Free worksheet
One printable page: six of the words with trace boxes and one sentence.
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