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Stop Saying “I’m Fine” — Use These Emotion Words in English

Do you always answer “I’m fine” — even when you feel nervous, excited, sad, or frustrated? In this podcast-style lesson, you’ll learn how to talk about your real feelings in English. 💬🧠 In this episode of English Daily Lessons, Sarah and Charlie use simple, clear conversation to teach you: 😊 Positive feelings: happy, glad, excited, relaxed, proud, grateful 😕 Negative feelings: sad, angry, annoyed, worried, nervous 🌀 Mixed feelings: embarrassed, jealous, lonely, confused 💥 Strong feelings: exhausted, terrified, shocked, overwhelmed, frustrated 🧩 Tricky words explained in easy English: frustrated, relieved, disappointed, overwhelmed, grateful 🎮 A fun mini-game with real-life situations so you can choose the right emotion word Perfect for: A1–B1 learners who want natural emotional vocabulary Students who need to talk about feelings in class, exams, or daily life Anyone who wants to sound more real and confident in English 👉 Question of the Day: What is one emotion you felt this week, and why? Write your answer in the comments, for example: “I felt nervous because I had a job interview.” “I felt grateful because my friend helped me.” We read many comments, and it’s a great way to practice your writing in English. ✍️ 👍 If this lesson helped you, please LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tap the 🔔 bell so you don’t miss the next English Daily Lessons video. When you finish, choose another conversation from our channel and keep practicing your English every day. 🌱 ⚠️ DISCLAIMER This channel provides English-learning content for general educational purposes only. It is not certified language training or official exam preparation. Use all lessons as supplemental practice at your own discretion. #englishdailylessons #learnenglish #englishconversation #englishspeakingpractice #talkaboutfeelings #feelingsinvenglish #emotionwords #englishvocabulary #englishlistening #englishpodcast #easyenglish #a1english #b1english #esl #dailyenglishconversation