Put your feelings into English. These emotions and feelings sets teach the words for moods, reactions, and mental states — from A1 happy and sad to nuanced B2 vocabulary that makes you sound natural.
For complete beginners: the most common English words for happy, sad, angry, and other basic everyday feelings and moods.
For elementary learners: everyday words for moods and feelings like delighted, annoyed, and homesick in daily situations.
For intermediate learners: nuanced emotional vocabulary for describing complex moods, personal reactions, and interpersonal feelings.
For upper-intermediate learners: sophisticated emotional vocabulary for nuanced self-expression, literature, and meaningful conversation.
For advanced learners: precise, high-register emotional vocabulary for articulate self-expression, academic writing, and nuanced human insight.
For near-native learners: rare, literary emotional vocabulary that captures subtle psychological states in serious prose, criticism, and eloquent speech.