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1
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feeling(s)

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el sentimiento/los sentimientos

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to feel; to regret

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sentir

Ex. Siento que no puedas venir (“I’m sorry that you can’t come”)

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sensation; feeling

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la sensación

Ex. Tengo la sensación de que va a cambiar el tiempo

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emotion; thrill

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la emoción

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5
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How exciting! (Two answers)

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Qué emoción!
Qué emocionante!

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to be moved; to be touched

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emocionarse

Ex. Mi primo se emociona cuando oye tangos

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exciting; thrilling

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emocionante

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happy

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feliz

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9
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congratulations (two answers)

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Enhorabuena (por)
Felicitación (por)

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joy; merriment

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la alegría

Ex. Me has dado una gran alegría

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to be glad (to); to be happy (to)

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alegrarse

Ex. Me alegro de verte (“I’m happy to see you”)

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to please; to make happy

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alegrar

Ex. El buen tiempo primaveral alegra a la gente

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happy; content

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contento/contenta

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calm, tranquil

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tranquilo, tranquila

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to calm down

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tranquilizarse

Ex. Tranquilizate! (“Calm down!”)

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to love; to want; to like

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querer

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love (noun)

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el amor

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fondness; affection; love

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cariño

Ex. Te tengo mucho cariño (“I’m very fond of you”)

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19
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(to be) in love (with someone)

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(estar) enamorado/enamorada (de alguien)

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respected; esteemed, valued

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apreciado, apreciada

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sympathy; liking; charm; friendly feeling

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la simpatía

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affectionate

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afectuoso, afectuosa

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affect; fondness

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el afecto

24
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cordial, friendly

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cordial

25
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to be pleasing

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gustar

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to desire, to wish to

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tener ganas (de)

Tengo ganas de volver a Venezuela.

27
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crazy

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loco, loca

28
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trust, confidence

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la confianza

29
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to trust, to have confidence

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Confiar (en)

Ex. Confío poco en los médicos (“I have little confidence in doctors”)

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hope

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la esperanza

31
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hopefulness; eagerness

A

la ilusión

Ex. Tengo la ilusión de obtener ese puesto (“I am hoping to get the position.”)

Also means illusion

32
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wish, desire

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el deseo

Ex. Jorge tiene el deseo de viajar a la luna.

33
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satisfaction

A

la satisfacción

Ex. Terminar un trabajo bien es una satisfacción.

34
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to enrapture

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entusiasmar

(same construction as gustar)

35
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to become enthusiastic

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entusiasmarse (con)

36
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to become impassioned

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apasionarse (por)

37
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passion

A

la pasión

38
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happiness

A

la felicidad

39
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pleasure

A

el placer

Ex. Ha sido un placer conocerte. (“It was a pleasure to meet you.”)

40
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to enchant, to delight

A

encantar

(same construction as gustar)

41
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to impress; to affect

A

impresionar

42
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impression

A

la impresión

Ex. Tengo la impresión de que me engañas. (“I have the impression that you are deceiving me.”)

43
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to attract

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atraer

Ex. La música atrajo al público. (“The music attracted an audience.”)

44
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attraction (not necessarily sexual)

A

(sentir) la atracción (por)

Ex. Marta siente atracción por los gatos

45
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stimulus; inducement

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el estímulo

Ex. Este premio será el estímulo para seguir trabajando tan bien. (“This prize will be an inducement to continue the good work.”)

46
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to seduce

A

seducir

47
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to be seduced by
Two answers

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Seducir por
Estoy seducido/seducida (por)

Ex. No me dejo seducir por los avisos. (“I don’t allow myself to be seduced by advertisements.”)

48
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to reveal; to divulge

A

revelar

49
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sad

A

triste

50
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sadness

A

la tristeza

51
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to cry

A

llorar

Ex. Tengo ganas de llorar (“I feel like crying”)

52
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tear (noun)

A

la lágrima

53
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shame

A

la vergüenza

54
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to cause shame/to feel shame

A

A [persona] darse vergüenza [infinitive]

Ex. A Pablito le da vergüenza cantar delante de su clase. (“Pablito feels shame when he sings in front of the class.”)

55
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To disappoint

A

Decepcionar

56
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To annoy; to displease

A

fastidiar

(Same construction as gustar)

57
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to regret; to repent

A

arrepentirse

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