Describe Your Feelings in English | Feelings and Emotions Vocabulary

Use powerful and precise words to describe your feelings in English with the right feelings and emotions vocabulary - whether you want to talk about feeling happy, sad, tired, confused, angry, or *having all the feels.*

You already know that increasing your English vocabulary makes it easier to express yourself naturally and with confidence...This lesson will help you take another step forward so you can confidently describe feelings in English.

For example, how do you feel about your new job? About your new house? About a new relationship? About an upcoming project deadline?

Or even responding to the common, “How are you?” question.

In today’s video, you’ll learn 23 feeling words in English including English collocations, idioms, and synonyms to talk about feelings in English including:

- blissfully happy
- to feel prickly
- about to explode
- to have a heavy heart
- to be puzzled

And so much more.

Also, in today’s lesson, I shared my recommendation to create an effective habit.

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00:00 Introduction
02:05 To have all the feels meaning
03:08 Describe feeling happy
05:15 Describe feeling sad
08:57 Describe feeling angry
10:49 Describe feeling tired
12:55 Describe feeling confused
15:19 Tell someone you understand how they feel
15:48 Practice how to describe your feelings in English

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Hi, I’m Annemarie — an English teacher whose expertise is in spoken communication, confidence-building, and fluency. Everything I do at Speak Confident English is designed to help you get the confidence you want for your life and work in English. On my YouTube channel, I share weekly lessons with strategies, skills, and resources to help you:

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[jys]

Wow! This lesson is exactly what I need now! I can use these expressions right away. Thanks always!

[lyudmilastrynzha]

Thank you for the lesson! Here are my notes: 1. All the feels. Feeling all the feels. Exp. It made me feel all the feels; I have all the feels. 2. Happiness. *To be Thrilled (to be extremely pleased). *Blissfully happy (very happy). *To be delighted *To be giddy. To be giddy with excitement (to feel dizzy). 3. Sad. *To feel blue. Exp. feeling kind of blue today. *To feel down. To feel down in the dumps Exp. You look a bit down, is everything ok? *Not really feeling it (to be not very interested in it). *To have a very heavy heart (very sad, miserable) 4. Angry. *To feel/to be prickly (to be easily offended). *To be about to explode. Exp. I am about to explode. *To be furious. 5. Tired. *To feel or to be worn down (to be weary and overcome with stress and pressure). *To be worn out (it's been overused). Exp. What are you doing this weekend? I am worm out. I'm just taking a breather. (To take a breather = to pause your activities for a short period of time) . *To feel/to be exhausted. 6. Confused = to not clear-minded. *To feel off. To feel slightly off. *To be/to feel a hot mess (to be absolutely disorganized). *To feel puzzled (to have some uncertainty). *To have mixed feelings. 7. Ways to express understanding how someone feels. *I feel ya. *I know the feeling.

[gabyespin]

Ok so sometimes I'm really thrilled, blissfully happy, delighted, giddy or light hearted, but sometimes I'm feeling blue, bit down I have a heavy heart and when I'm angry I'm a little prickly like a cactus, and sometimes I'm worn down and out too and I'm feel like a hotmess or feel puzzled. But now I'm very grateful, thanks for the lesson

[Microtribute]

I am about to explode seeing that this video has only 4810 views. This video deserves more than a billion views.

[mustafamousahassan]

I am worn down when hot weather hits.
I feel giddy with excitement to get to know your wonderful channel, many thanks!
I feel blue every morning when I hear the news.

[monalju]

I neither feel exhausted nor feeling blue because I feel delighted with your lesson👌

[bisherv]

This is more like a treat for someone who's been trying hard to talk in English

[guagua]

Hello Annemarie,
I'm delighted to meet you in the video every week. I have followed your classes since last September. I am really enjoying it and blissfully happy. Yesterday, at home, after I had an English show in front of my kids who were born in Canada, they clapped their hands. Before my kids said my English is "Garbage" .
Thank you very much!

[marinakurmanova-]

I feel all the feels about having found this channel! Thank you 🙏🏻
I feel giddy about the new opportunities that this year has brought to me.
Sometimes I just feel blue on a rainy day.
When she looks prickly you’d better count to ten.
I feel puzzled about how to organize my next vacation - everybody’s schedule is so conflicting
I have mixed feelings about this TV program

[shruteevastrakar]

I m feeling delightful after watching this video.as is as watching it in the afternoon I got exhausted soni took a breather then continued it. It was thrilling.
Thankyou so much .
U always come up with the fantastic vocabularies. I m glad that I m a part of ur channel.

[leadentertainment]

I have a problem remembering what I learn but I think I just found a solution to my predicament. I'm thrilled to have watched this video.

[HungNguyen-bfqs]

You have a very neutral and wonderful accent. I wonder where it comes from. I used to live in Canada, now in California. I am impressed by your graceful way of teaching, first class. THANKS.

[miremberhoda]

I'm thrilled after attending todays lesson.
I have a heavy heart after receiving terrible news, of the death of wife to my cousin

[mie-]

I think that today's lesson makes you feel thrilled.
I'm delighted that I had an opportunity to watch Speaking Confidence English videos and learn from them everyday.
I'm worn out after finishing this morning exercises. Oh man it was a hard one!
I had a mixed feelings about the ad, you can learn 1000 vocabulary words in one week. It makes me furious when someone try to deceive others.

Thanks Annemarie

[ProstoNazar]

Its been 2 years, and people still using the examples to describe feelings. It shows how good teacher you are. Im blissfully happy of you teaching students, keep doing that. Hope you had nice 2 years 😅

[LuisGonzalez-dncz]

Best English YouTube channel !!!! This is the only channel I need to improve my English skills. Thank you so much, I'm looking forward to watch your next video.

[miaugenius]

I'm pleased for having found this video. Thank you for the lesson!

[fahmi]

You are the sweetest talker in the world. I 💙 YOU.

[robertosobreira]

Congrats Teacher, your accent is the best. Thank you very much for sharing with us your lessons, I really enjoy every all videos. Hugs from Brazil, Ceará, Fortaleza.

[mkdolcemusica]

Thank you so much for the amazing video! I’ve lived in the US for 4 years and found that small conversations are the most challenging for me (I’m a college student). I’ll keep watching your videos to learn how to communicate well with friends :)