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See how emotions vocabulary is used in everyday life, routines, and general daily conversations.
Practice recognizing foundational emotion vocabulary in simple Spanish contexts.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Nosotros estamos muy contentos con los resultados de la competencia. | We are very content with the results of the competition. | |
| Ella se siente sola y asustada en la casa grande. | She feels lonely and frightened in the big house. | |
| Él está muy orgulloso de su hija por graduarse de la universidad. | He is very proud of his daughter for graduating from university. | |
| Los niños están muy entusiasmados por la excursión de mañana. | The children are very enthusiastic about tomorrow's field trip. | |
| Me siento un poco avergonzado por cometer ese error en público. | I feel a bit ashamed for making that mistake in public. |
Test your comprehension of higher-level emotional terms across varied contexts.
| Audio | Spanish | English Translation |
|---|---|---|
| La paciente se sentía bastante angustiada antes de la operación quirúrgica. | The patient was feeling quite distressed before the surgical operation. | |
| Después de aclarar las dudas, el equipo se sintió aliviado y optimista. | After clarifying the doubts, the team felt relieved and optimistic. | |
| Siento una profunda compasión por las personas que sufren en la calle. | I feel a deep compassion for the people who suffer on the street. | |
| El joven adoptó una actitud desafiante cuando le pidieron explicaciones. | The young man adopted a defiant attitude when they asked him for explanations. | |
| Quedamos consternados al enterarnos de la triste noticia. | We were dismayed upon hearing the sad news. |
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