Feelings 01

Learn how to talk about feelings in Thai with this picture-based lesson! You’ll discover a range of emotions, from feeling disgusted and worried to energetic, calm, proud, interested and happy. Each word is repeated in simple example sentences, so you’ll hear how to describe how you feel with รู้สึก, and how to say you’re proud of someone with ภูมิใจในตัว... You’ll also hear the shorter, everyday forms that Thai people often use.

Thai Vocabulary:
ความรู้สึก (khwaam rúu-sʉ̀k) – Feelings
ขยะแขยง (khà-yà khà-yǎeng) – Disgusted
วิตกกังวล (wí-dtòk gang-won) – Anxious / Worried
กระปรี้กระเปร่า (grà-bprîi grà-bprào) – Energetic / Refreshed
สงบ (sà-ngòp) – Calm / Peaceful
ภาคภูมิใจ (phâak-phuum-jai) – Proud
สนใจ (sǒn-jai) – Interested
ดีใจ (dii-jai) – Glad / Happy

Learning Thai through repetition and real examples helps new words stick naturally. Keep listening, keep practising, and enjoy your Thai journey!

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Feelings 02

Learn how to talk about feelings in Thai in this second lesson on emotions! Through simple pictures and short scenes, you’ll hear how to say you feel displeased, satisfied, startled, excited, surprised, gloomy, and sad. Each feeling is repeated in three natural patterns, like เศร้า, รู้สึกเศร้า, and มีความรู้สึกเศร้า. You’ll hear them with different people and pronouns, in situations like waking up late, going to a concert, and spotting a friend at the library. Thai Vocabulary: ไม่พอใจ (mâi pɔɔ-jai) – Displeased / Dissatisfied ตกใจ (tòk-jai) – Startled / Shocked ตื่นเต้น (tʉ̀ʉn-tên) – Excited ประหลาดใจ (prà-làat-jai) – Surprised ซึม (sʉm) – Gloomy / Down เศร้า (sâo) – Sad Learning Thai through repetition and pictures helps new words stick naturally. Keep listening, keep learning, and enjoy your Thai journey!

Feelings 01

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