French words for "feelings and emotions" | A1 Vocabulary

Learn basic vocabulary to express your feelings and emotions in everyday French.

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joyeux [Adjective]

happy

Ex:

He had a happy smile when opening the gift.

triste [Adjective]

sad

Ex:

Why are you so sad today?

inquiet [Adjective]

worried

Ex:

The parents were worried about their children.

surpris [Adjective]

surprised

Ex:

The children were astonished by the magician.

stressé [Adjective]

stressed

Ex:

They seem stressed by family problems.

content [Adjective]

happy

Ex:

The children are happy to play in the park.

satisfait [Adjective]

satisfied

Ex:

They are satisfied with their vacation.

effrayé [Adjective]

scared

Ex:

The children are scared by the noise.

tranquille [Adjective]

quiet

Ex:

He stayed calm despite the difficult situation.

heureux [Adjective]

happy

Ex:

I feel happy with my friends.

aimer [Verb]

to like

Ex:

We love to travel in summer.

adorer [Verb]

to love

Ex:

We love traveling during the holidays.

détester [Verb]

to hate

Ex:

They strongly dislike being late.

pleurer [Verb]

to cry

Ex:

He cried during the sad movie.

avoir peur de [phrase]

to be afraid of

Ex:

We are afraid of losing the match.

rire [Verb]

to laugh

Ex:

The children are laughing in the park.

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