Emotions Flashcards
1
Q
Angry
A
화나다 (hwanada)
Mr Hwang dad is always angry
2
Q
Annoyed
A
짜증나다 (jjajeungnada)
3
Q
Be in bad mood
A
기분이 안 좋다 (gibuni an jota)
기분이 나쁘다 (gibuni nappeuda)
4
Q
Be in good mood
A
기분이 좋다 (gibuni jota)
5
Q
Bored
A
지루하다
6
Q
Busy
A
바쁘다 (bappeuda)
Too busy playing bop it
7
Q
Comfortable
A
편하다 (pyeonhada)
Surprisingly comfortable in pyeongnang North Korea
8
Q
Confused
A
헷갈리다 (hetgallida)
헷갈려요
9
Q
Crazy
A
미치다 (michida)
10
Q
Dead tired
A
영혼이 없다 (yeonghoni eopda)
11
Q
Disappointed
A
실망하다 (silmanghada)
Im disappointed in the silly man who put chilli flakes in his eyes.
12
Q
Excited
A
흥분하다
like haengbok (happy), but heungbun - replace the bok with bun.
흥분하다: Can imply a more intense or agitated state of excitement.
신나다: Generally conveys a cheerful, joyful excitement.
13
Q
Glad, happy, excited, pleased
A
기쁘다 (gippeuda)
14
Q
Happy
A
행복하다 (haengbokhada
15
Q
Unsatisfied
A
불만스럽다
- 불 (bul):
• This prefix indicates negation or something negative, similar to “un-” or “dis-” in English.- 만 (man):
• This part comes from 만족 (manjok), which means “satisfaction.” - 스럽다 (seureopda):
• This suffix is used to form adjectives from nouns, meaning “to be like” or “to have the quality of.”
- 만 (man):
