Emotions and moods in Spanish

At emotions and the moods are adjectives that give characteristics and qualify the noun. These adjectives are often used with temporary change verbs, such as verbs be, to feel and *put on(be, to feel y poner, in Spanish). These last two verbs are usually accompanied by a reflexive pronoun (ej.: yomeI feel bien; Juan ifI put nervous / MemeI feel good; Juan *ifput nervous).

OJO!

*In Portuguese, we do not use the verb “to place” to indicate changes in emotional, mood or state of health, however, we kept the literal translation of the verb for the explanation, in Spanish, not to lose the sense.

Vocabulary:

The emotions and the moods

Happy

happy

Sad

content

scared

surprised

annoying

thrilled

worried

Depressed

bored

embarrassed

proud

Tired out

bored

in love

Disgusted

nervous

jocular

Sad

Quiet

worried

Indifferent

Agonized

with the verb BE

Conjugation:

Call Sign Gift
Number	person of speech	Pronouns Personals
Singular	1ª	yo
2ª	you / you
usted
3ª	hey she
Plural form	1ª	nosotros, nosotras
2ª	you, you
usted
3ª	hello they

Examples:

I am very happy.

Are you nervous about the exams?

We are calm, because we are vacaciones.

with the verb TO FEEL

Conjugation:

Call Sign Gift
Number	person of speech	Pronouns Personals
Singular	1ª	yo
2ª	you / you
usted
3ª	hey she
Plural form	1ª	nosotros, nosotras
2ª	you, you
usted
3ª	hello they

Examples:
I feel emotional at the wedding.	I feel thrilled at weddings.
I feel scared.	I feel scared.
Pablo is content.	Pablo is happy.

with the verb PONER

Conjugation:

Perfect past tense (Undefined)
Number	person of speech	Pronouns Personals
Singular	1ª	yo
2ª	you / you
usted
3ª	hey she
Plural form	1ª	nosotros, nosotras
2ª	you, you
usted
3ª	hello they

Examples:

Maria got tired on the trip.

Carlos became sad.

Ana and Juan became worried.

By Helen Lopes de Carvalho
Graduated in Spanish

Source: Brazil School - https://brasilescola.uol.com.br/espanhol/emocoes-estados-animo-espanhol.htm