Spanish Emotions Flashcards

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Review your Spanish emotions vocabulary and test your knowledge with interactive practice.

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Review Spanish emotions vocabulary with the full list of words and their English translations.

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Memory Hooks & Tricks

Boost your vocabulary retention with these clever, association-rich memory tricks tailored for Spanish learners.

abrumado (overwhelmed)

Memory Trick: Imagine a sudden storm carrying off your heavy BROOM (abrum-), leaving you completely overwhelmed by the mess.

A storm sweeps your broom away and leaves you abrumado (overwhelmed).

avergonzado (ashamed)

Memory Trick: Picture someone making A VERY GONE exit because they feel so ashamed and embarrassed.

Feeling avergonzado makes you want to be a-very-gone!

arrepentido (regretful)

Memory Trick: Think of someone putting a sad song on REPEAT (arre-peti-) because they regret what they did.

Putting it on repeat because you feel arrepentido (regretful).

asustado (frightened)

Memory Trick: Think of a surprise jump scare that makes you jump out of your SUIT (-susta-) in fear.

Scared right out of your suit, you are asustado (frightened).

orgulloso (proud)

Memory Trick: Imagine a giant, strong ORC standing proudly in an arena after winning a major victory.

The victorious orc feels noble and orgulloso (proud).

desconsolado (heartbroken)

Memory Trick: Break it into DES- (un-) + CONSOLADO (consoleable). Being inconsolable means you are heartbroken.

Beyond all consolation means desconsolado (heartbroken).

Regional Varieties & Dialects

How emotions vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.

Angry / Mad

Spain: Enfadado / Enfadada
Mexico & Latin America: Enojado / Enojada
Colombia & Venezuela: Bravo / Brava

Excited / Hyped (Colloquial)

Spain: Flipado / Flipada
Mexico: Emocionado / Entusiasmado
Argentina: Manija

Grumpy / Bad-tempered

Spain: Cascarrabias / Gruñón
Mexico: Enojón / Malhumorado
Argentina: Chinchudo / Chinchuda

Bored / Fed up

Spain: Aburrido / Harto
Colombia: Aburrido / Cansado
Argentina: Embolado / Embolada

Scared / Frightened (Slang)

Spain: Acojonado / Acojonada
Mexico: Ciscado / Ciscada
Chile: Asustado / Cagado de miedo

Shy / Embarrassed (Slang)

Spain: Tener corte / Cortado
Mexico: Penoso / Apenado
Argentina: Avergonzado / Tímido

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