Feelings in Spanish

The most common Spanish phrases for feelings are “Estoy feliz.” (I'm happy.), “¡Qué bien!” (That's great!), “No te preocupes.” (Don't worry.), “Te extraño.” (I miss you.) and “Me siento mejor ahora.” (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 Estoy feliz. I'm happy.
  2. #272 Estoy triste. I'm sad.
  3. #273 Estoy cansado. I'm tired.
  4. #274 Estoy aburrido. I'm bored.
  5. #275 Estoy emocionado. I'm excited.
  6. #276 Estoy nervioso. I'm nervous.
  7. #277 Estoy enojado. I'm angry.
  8. #278 Estoy preocupado. I'm worried.
  9. #279 Tengo miedo. I'm scared.
  10. #280 Estoy sorprendido. I'm surprised.
  11. #281 Estoy relajado. I'm relaxed.
  12. #282 Estoy estresado. I'm stressed.
  13. #298 Tengo vergüenza. I'm embarrassed.
  14. #299 Me siento solo. I feel lonely.

Reacting to news

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

  1. #285 ¡Qué bien! That's great!
  2. #286 Qué terrible. That's terrible.
  3. #288 Estoy decepcionado. I'm disappointed.
  4. #292 Esto me hace reír. This makes me laugh.
  5. #297 Qué gracioso. That's funny.

Comforting someone

Words for a friend who needs them.

  1. #284 No te preocupes. Don't worry.
  2. #287 Estoy muy orgulloso de ti. I'm so proud of you.
  3. #296 ¡Ánimo! Cheer up!
  4. #300 Todo estará bien. Everything will be fine.

Love and likes

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

  1. #289 Te extraño. I miss you.
  2. #290 Te amo. I love you.
  3. #291 Me gusta esta canción. I like this song.

Feeling unwell

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

  1. #283 Me siento mejor ahora. I feel better now.
  2. #293 No me siento bien. I'm not feeling well.
  3. #294 Me duele la cabeza. My head hurts.
  4. #295 Necesito descansar. I need to rest.

Know them. Then say them without freezing.

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Questions about Spanish phrases for feelings

What are the most common Spanish phrases for feelings?

The most common Spanish phrases for feelings are “Estoy feliz.” (I'm happy.), “¡Qué bien!” (That's great!), “No te preocupes.” (Don't worry.), “Te extraño.” (I miss you.) and “Me siento mejor ahora.” (I feel better now.). All 30 are on this page, grouped by situation.

How do I learn to say these Spanish phrases?

Practice in the app, one at a time: hear it, build it from its words, fill the gap, then say it and compare with the native audio.

Are these Spanish phrases free?

Yes. Every sentence on this page and its audio is free to read and hear. In the app the first 3 sentences are free; one payment opens the rest.

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