Describe Your Feelings And Emotions In English

Hello

你好

I'm fine, thanks.

我很好，谢谢。

(laughing)

（笑）

Hey Anna, you're back. How are you?  

嘿，安娜，你回来了。你好吗？

Fine, thanks. Do you ever find that you don’t have  the vocabulary to express how you are feeling?  

很好，谢谢。你有没有发现你没有足够的词汇来表达你的感受？

One of the most overused phrases in English by  both native speakers and English learners is,  

以英语为母语的人和英语学习者使用最多的英语短语之一是

“I’m fine.” We use this phrase when we’re  happy, sad, tired, angry… the list is endless!  

“我很好”。当我们快乐、悲伤、疲倦、愤怒时，我们会使用这个短语……这个列表是无穷无尽的！

However, it often doesn’t reflect how we’re  truly feeling in that moment. In today’s video,  

然而，它往往不能反映我们在那一刻的真实感受。在今天的视频中，

we’ll be looking at vocabulary and phrases  which will help you express how you really feel.  

我们将着眼于帮助您表达真实感受的词汇和短语。

Oh, I am delighted to hear that you got the  job. You must be over the moon. This news has  

哦，我很高兴听到你得到这份工作。你一定在月球上。这个消息

really cheered me up. I just used three  alternative ways to express “happiness”.  

真的让我振作起来。我只是用了三种不同的方式来表达“快乐”。

Did you catch them all? Let’s have another listen.  

你都抓到了吗？让我们再听一次。

Oh, I am delighted to hear that you got the job.  You must be over the moon. This news has really  

哦，我很高兴听到你得到这份工作。你一定在月球上。这个消息真的

cheered me up. We can use the word “delighted” to  convey that we’re really happy about something.

让我振作起来。我们可以用“高兴”这个词来表达我们对某事真的很高兴。

The phrase, “over the moon” is also used to  convey how happy or pleased we’re feeling.

“在月球上”这个短语也用来表达我们感到多么高兴或高兴。

“To cheer someone up” is, you  guessed it, everyone’s favourite,  

你猜对了，“让某人振作起来”是每个人最喜欢

a phrasal verb. It means “to make someone happy  if they have been feeling a little bit down.”  

的短语动词。它的意思是“如果某人感到有点沮丧，就让他们开心”。

I hope today’s video cheers you up!

希望今天的视频能让你振作起来！

Here’s a word to express how I am feeling  right now: ENERGISED. And another one:  

这里有一个词来表达我现在的感受：充满活力。还有一个：有

MOTIVATED. So I am making the most of this feeling  

动力。所以我正在充分利用这种感觉

and I am getting ready to go for a  run…well actually A SPRINT to be exact.

，我正准备去跑步……确切地说，实际上是一个 SPRINT。

This sprint is gonna be EPIC, it's gonna last for  2 months…and if I can push through, by the end of  

这个冲刺将是史诗般的，它将持续 2 个月……如果我能坚持 下去，到它 结束

it, it will be hugely rewarding (100% rewarding). In case any of you are confused, Anna isn't  

时，它将获得巨大的回报（100% 的回报）。如果你们中的任何人感到困惑，Anna 不会

going to be running for 2 months, she is in fact  talking about the Lingoda Language Sprint, which  

跑两个月，她实际上是在谈论 Lingoda 语言 Sprint，它

starts on the 11th of February. Loads of super  keen language students from all over the world  

从 2 月 11 日开始。来自世界各地的 大量 超级热衷语言的学生

will start this intensive learning method.  Taking either 30 or 60 classes over two months,  

将开始这种强化学习方法。在两个月内参加 30 或 60 节课，

and if they succeed then they will receive  up to 100% cashback on their course fees.

如果他们成功了，他们将获得高达 100% 的课程费用返现。

So if you are ready to become a sprint champion,  then pull your socks up and click the link below,

因此，如果您已准备好成为短跑冠军，那么请振作起来并单击下面的链接，

Choose your language English, business  English, German, French or Spanish. 

选择您的语言英语、商务英语、德语、法语或西班牙语。

Choose your intensity level,  sprint, or SUPER SPRINT. 

选择您的强度级别、冲刺或超级冲刺。

Attend all your classes and then claim your prize!

参加所有课程，然后领取您的奖品！

It’s a big challenge I know,  but the rewards will be  

我知道这是一个巨大的挑战，但回报将是

HUGE. So if your New Year’s resolution is to  reach new heights in your target language then the 

巨大的。因此，如果您的新年决心是在您的目标语言中达到新的高度，那么

Lingoda Language Marathon is just what you  need to stay motivated and committed to your 

Lingoda 语言马拉松正是您保持动力并致力于实现

goal. Now join now with my link and  the code. And you can get 20 euros  

目标所需要的。现在加入我的链接和代码。您可以从 存款中

or 25 dollars off your deposit! The question  is are you ready for the challenge? Let's go!

获得 20 欧元 或 25 美元的折扣！问题是你准备好迎接挑战了吗？我们走吧！

No, no they can't kill off doctor McGorgeous.

不，不，他们不能杀死 McGorgeous 医生。

Oh, I'm heartbroken. Oh, I'm gonna  feel down about this for weeks.

哦，我心碎了。哦，我会为此感到沮丧好几个星期。

Oh, babe, I'm devastated.

哦，宝贝，我被摧毁了。

Did you catch the three ways  I used to express my sadness  

你有没有发现我用来表达

about my most loved character being killed  off my favourite TV program? Try again.

我最喜欢的角色被我最喜欢的电视节目杀死的 悲伤的三种方式 ？再试一次。

No, no they can't kill off doctor McGorgeous.

不，不，他们不能杀死 McGorgeous 医生。

Oh, I'm heartbroken. Oh, I'm gonna  feel down about this for weeks.

哦，我心碎了。哦，我会为此感到沮丧好几个星期。

Oh, babe, I'm devastated.

哦，宝贝，我被摧毁了。

We use heartbroken to express the  overwhelming sadness we sometimes experience.

我们用心碎来表达我们有时经历的压倒性的悲伤。

To feel down or to be down,  

感到沮丧或沮丧，

is used to express how sad we’re feeling. It’s  often used with quantifiers such as “a bit”,  

用于表达我们感到多么悲伤。它经常与量词一起使用，例如“有点”，

“I’ve been a bit down recently. I  think it’s because of the bad weather.”

“我最近有点沮丧。我想是因为天气不好。”

Devastated, is a strong way to convey how sad  or upset we are about something or someone.

毁坏，是表达我们对某事或某人有多悲伤或沮丧的一种强有力的方式。

What do you mean you're two hours late,  you really know how to make my blood boil.  

你是什​​么意思你迟到了两个小时，你真的知道如何让我热血沸腾。

You know John will be furious,  he's always flying off the handle.

你知道约翰会很生气，他总是失控。

Sometimes people can really boil your blood.  

有时人们真的可以让你热血沸腾。

Did you hear the three expressions I used  to express my anger? Have another go.

你听到我用来表达我愤怒的三个表情了吗？再来一次。

What do you mean you're two hours late,  you really know how to make my blood  

你是什​​么意思你迟到了两个小时，你真的知道如何让我热血

boil. You know John will be furious,  he's always flying off the handle.

沸腾。你知道约翰会很生气，他总是失控。

The expression “to make someone’s blood boil”  means to make someone extremely angry or annoyed.

“使某人热血沸腾”的表达意味着使某人非常生气或恼火。

We can also use “furious” as  a strong synonym for “angry”.

我们也可以使用“愤怒”作为“愤怒”的强烈同义词。

“To fly off the handle”  

“To fly off the handle”

is an idiom which we use when someone is so  angry that they lose control of their emotions.

是一个成语，当某人非常生气以至于他们无法控制自己的情绪时，我们会使用它。

I hope my students don’t fly off the handle  when I tell them about the end-of-term exam!

我希望我的学生在我告诉他们期末考试时不要失控！

I'm sorry sweetie, I can't watch a film I'm  knackered. I've been exhausted all week,  

对不起，亲爱的，我不能看一部让我筋疲力尽的电影。整个星期我都筋疲力尽了，

it's just been crazy at work hopefully  tomorrow I'll feel a little bit less drained.  

只是工作太疯狂了，希望明天我会感觉不那么 筋疲力尽 。

See you later. Did you hear the three ways  I expressed tiredness? Have another listen.

回头见。你听过我表达疲倦的三种方式吗？再听一次。

I'm sorry sweetie, I can't watch a film I'm  knackered. I've been exhausted all week, it's  

对不起，亲爱的，我不能看一部让我筋疲力尽的电影。整个星期我都筋疲力尽了，

just been crazy at work hopefully tomorrow I'll  feel a little bit less drained. See you later.

只是工作太疯狂了，希望明天我会感觉不那么 筋疲力尽 。回头见。

Knackered is an informal British expression which  means to be extremely tired. In other contexts,  

Knackered 是一种非正式的英国表达方式，意思是极度疲倦。在其他情况下，

it can also mean “broken”. “Can you give  me a lift to work. My car is knackered.”

它也可以表示“破碎”。 “你能帮我搭车去上班吗？我的车坏了。”

In a more formal context, we can use  “exhausted” to also express extreme tiredness.

在更正式的语境中，我们可以用“exhausted”来表达极度疲倦。

And, “to be or to feel drained” is when we’re  so tired that we barely have any energy left.  

而且，“感到筋疲力尽”是指我们太累了，几乎没有精力了。

I hope this video doesn’t  leave you feeling drained!

我希望这个视频不会让你感到筋疲力尽！

Let’s see how well you’ve remembered  today’s new vocabulary and phrases.  

让我们看看你对今天的新词汇和短语的记忆程度。

We learned 12 new ways to express  happiness, sadness, anger, and tiredness.  

我们学习了 12 种表达快乐、悲伤、愤怒和疲倦的新方式。

I want you to pause the video and take  a minute to see if you can recall them.

我想让你暂停视频，花点时间看看你能不能回忆起它们。

Time’s up! Let’s see how you’ve done. For other  ways to express happiness we learned delighted,  

时间到！让我们看看你是怎么做的。对于其他表达幸福的方式，我们学会了高兴，高兴得不得了，

to be over the moon and to cheer someone up”. To express sadness, we learned heartbroken,  

让别人振作起来”。为了表达悲伤，我们学会了心碎，

to be or to feel down and devastated. When we want to show how angry we are,  

感到沮丧和沮丧。当我们想表现自己有多愤怒时，

we learned furious, to see red,  and to make someone’s blood boil. 

我们学会了愤怒，看到红色，让别人热血沸腾。

And finally, tiredness. We looked at  drained, knackered, and exhausted.

最后，疲倦。我们看着筋疲力尽，筋疲力尽，筋疲力尽。

Well, if you’re not feeling too knackered, I’d  be over the moon if you could add a comment. Why  

好吧，如果你不觉得太累了，如果你能添加评论，我会欣喜若狂。为什么

not practise some of the vocabulary and phrases  you saw today and tell me how you’re feeling. 

不练习一些你今天看到的词汇和短语，然后告诉我你的感受。

And if you'd like to download the PDF  of this lesson then click on the link  

如果您想下载本课程的 PDF，请单击 下面描述中 的链接

in the description below, fill out your  details and we'll send that PDF to you. 

，填写您的详细信息，我们会将该 PDF 发送给您。

Thank you for watching and have a great  day! Oh and don't forget to subscribe.

感谢您的收看，祝您有美好的一天！哦，别忘了订阅。

And cut. How are you feeling?

并切。你感觉怎么样？

Yeah, I’m fine, ha, no I am feeling  a little bit drained if I'm honest.

是的，我很好，哈，不，老实说，我感觉有点筋疲力尽。

Should we go and get some food?

我们应该去吃点东西吗？

Do you know what, why not, food always  cheers me up. Let’s do it!

你知道吗，为什么不，食物总是让我振作起来。我们开始做吧！