Feelings in Korean

The most common Korean phrases for feelings are “기뻐요.” (I'm happy.), “대단해!” (That's great!), “걱정 마.” (Don't worry.), “보고 싶어요.” (I miss you.) and “이제 좀 나아요.” (I feel better now.). Below are all 30, grouped by situation, each with its English meaning. Tap any one to hear it.

30 phrases · 5 situations · #271–300 of 333 · Updated

How you feel

Happy, tired, nervous, lonely: say it in one short sentence.

  1. #271 기뻐요. I'm happy.
  2. #272 슬퍼요. I'm sad.
  3. #273 피곤해요. I'm tired.
  4. #274 지루해요. I'm bored.
  5. #275 신나요. I'm excited.
  6. #276 긴장돼요. I'm nervous.
  7. #277 화났어요. I'm angry.
  8. #278 걱정돼요. I'm worried.
  9. #279 무서워요. I'm scared.
  10. #280 놀랐어요. I'm surprised.
  11. #281 편안해요. I'm relaxed.
  12. #282 스트레스받아요. I'm stressed.
  13. #298 창피해요. I'm embarrassed.
  14. #299 외로워요. I feel lonely.

Reacting to news

What you say when you hear something good, bad or funny.

  1. #285 대단해! That's great!
  2. #286 끔찍해. That's terrible.
  3. #288 실망했어요. I'm disappointed.
  4. #292 웃기네. This makes me laugh.
  5. #297 웃기다. That's funny.

Comforting someone

Words for a friend who needs them.

  1. #284 걱정 마. Don't worry.
  2. #287 정말 자랑스러워. I'm so proud of you.
  3. #296 힘내! Cheer up!
  4. #300 다 괜찮을 거예요. Everything will be fine.

Love and likes

Tell someone you miss them, love them, or like the song.

  1. #289 보고 싶어요. I miss you.
  2. #290 사랑해. I love you.
  3. #291 이 노래 좋아요. I like this song.

Feeling unwell

Say you are not well, and that you need to rest.

  1. #283 이제 좀 나아요. I feel better now.
  2. #293 몸 상태가 안 좋아요. I'm not feeling well.
  3. #294 머리가 아파요. My head hurts.
  4. #295 쉬어야 해요. I need to rest.

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Questions about Korean phrases for feelings

What are the most common Korean phrases for feelings?

The most common Korean phrases for feelings are “기뻐요.” (I'm happy.), “대단해!” (That's great!), “걱정 마.” (Don't worry.), “보고 싶어요.” (I miss you.) and “이제 좀 나아요.” (I feel better now.). All 30 are on this page, grouped by situation.

How do I learn to say these Korean phrases?

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Are these Korean phrases free?

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