Emotions & Feelings — A2 Vocabulary Flashcards
For elementary learners: everyday words for moods and feelings like delighted, annoyed, and homesick in daily situations.
35 cards
A2
~12 min estimated study time
Free Emotions & Feelings vocabulary flashcards at the A2 level — all 35 words with definitions and examples. Study them with spaced repetition and start using these words in everyday conversation.
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Common Emotions & Feelings words in English
worried
feeling anxious because you think something bad might happen.
embarrassed
feeling uncomfortable and shy because of something awkward you did.
pleased
feeling happy and satisfied about a situation or result.
cheerful
feeling happy and in a good mood.
miserable
feeling very unhappy or deeply unpleasant inside.
confused
feeling unable to understand something clearly.
relaxed
feeling comfortable and free from stress or worry.
jealous
feeling unhappy because someone else has something you want.
grateful
feeling thankful for something kind someone has done.
shy
feeling uncomfortable or nervous around people you do not know.
regret
a feeling of sadness because you wish you had done something differently.
mood
the way you feel at a particular time, good or bad.
emotion
a strong feeling such as love, joy, anger, or sadness.
feel sorry
to feel sympathy or sadness for someone who is in a bad situation.
cheer up
to start feeling happier or to make someone else feel happier.
get angry
to move from a calm state to feeling very annoyed or furious.
feel down
to feel sad or in a low mood for a period of time.
in a good mood
feeling happy and positive, likely to be kind and friendly.
fed up
feeling annoyed and tired because something unpleasant has continued too long.
homesick
feeling sad and missing your home or family when you are away.
disappointed
feeling sad because something was not as good as you had hoped.
satisfied
feeling content because something turned out the way you wanted.
relief
a good feeling that comes when worry or pain has stopped.
comfort
a feeling of being safe, relaxed, or free from pain or worry.
mood swing
a sudden and strong change from one emotion to a very different one.
delighted
feeling very happy and pleased about something good.
annoyed
feeling a little angry because something is bothering you.
glad
feeling happy about something that has happened.
unhappy
not feeling happy or pleased about something.
shocked
feeling very surprised and upset by something sudden.
curious
wanting to know or learn more about something.
comfortable
feeling relaxed and free from pain or worry.
uncomfortable
feeling slightly worried or embarrassed in a situation.
calm down
to become less angry, upset, or excited.
safe
feeling protected and free from danger or fear.