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Talk About Your Feelings in English | Emotions & Emotional Vocabulary | Slow English A1-A2

Talk About Your Feelings in English | Emotions & Emotional Vocabulary | Slow English A1-A2 💭 Join Emma and David on an emotional journey! Learn how to express your feelings in English through real conversations about happiness, sadness, stress, excitement, and more. 🎭 EMOTIONS COVERED: ✓ Happiness - What makes you feel joy ✓ Sadness - Processing difficult emotions ✓ Stress & Worry - Managing anxiety ✓ Excitement - Expressing enthusiasm ✓ Tiredness - Recognizing exhaustion ✓ Gratitude - Appreciating life ✓ Disappointment - Handling setbacks ✓ Hope - Looking toward the future 🎯 YOU WILL LEARN TO: Name and identify different emotions accurately Express how you feel in various situations Understand emotional vocabulary in context Talk about what makes you happy, sad, or stressed Share feelings naturally in conversations Recognize emotions in your body Build emotional intelligence in English 💬 PERFECT FOR: ✓ Beginner English learners (A1-A2) ✓ Anyone learning emotional vocabulary ✓ Students wanting to express feelings better ✓ People interested in emotional intelligence ✓ Learners preparing for real conversations 🗣️ SLOW ENGLISH FEATURES: Clear pronunciation of emotion words Natural conversations about real feelings Practical emotional vocabulary in context Beautiful outdoor settings for each emotion Real emotional sharing between friends 💭 SHARE YOUR FEELINGS: What makes you feel happy? How do you express sadness? What helps you manage stress? Tell us about your emotional experiences in the comments! 📚 ESSENTIAL FEELINGS PHRASES: "I feel happy when..." "I feel sad about..." "This makes me stressed." "I'm excited about..." "I feel grateful for..." 😊 EMOTIONAL VOCABULARY: Positive Emotions: Happy, excited, grateful, hopeful, joyful Difficult Emotions: Sad, stressed, worried, disappointed, tired Expression: Smile, laugh, cry, sigh, express Management: Cope, handle, process, deal with, manage Body Awareness: Feel in chest, stomach, throat, shoulders 🌟 EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE TIPS: All emotions are valid and temporary Name your feelings specifically Notice where you feel emotions in your body Share feelings with trusted people Practice gratitude regularly Allow yourself to feel without judgment 🎭 WHY EMOTIONAL VOCABULARY MATTERS: Expressing feelings in English helps you: Build deeper connections with others Communicate your needs clearly Understand yourself better Navigate social situations confidently Develop emotional intelligence #emotionalenglishstory #slowenglish #learnenglish #englishforbeginners #emotionalintelligence #a1english #a2english #englishconversation #feelingsandemotions #emotionalvocabulary #speakenglish #englishpractice --- 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for new English learning videos every week! 👍 LIKE if you learned useful emotional vocabulary today! 📤 SHARE what makes you feel happy, sad, or excited in English! Emma & David - Helping You Express Your True Feelings in English! 💭