Indonesian vocabulary
Indonesian feelings
35 curated feelings at A1 / A2 / B1 levels. Every entry includes pronunciation and an example sentence, with usage notes where they help.
- bahagia, happy
- sedih, sad
- marah, angry
- takut, afraid
- lelah, tired
- lapar, hungry
- haus, thirsty
- sakit, sick
- senang, glad
- bosan, bored
- kesal, annoyed
- bingung, confused
- kaget, shocked
- rindu, to miss (someone)
- bangga, proud
- malu, embarrassed
- cemas, anxious
- bersemangat, enthusiastic
- kecewa, disappointed
- baik hati, kind-hearted
- sombong, arrogant
- jujur, honest
- sabar, patient
- tidak sabar, impatient
- tersinggung, offended
- kecil hati, disappointed (emotionally)
- romantis, romantic
- santai, relaxed
- ramah, friendly
- sopan, polite
- perasaan, feeling
- kemarahan, anger
- ketakutan, fear
- kejutan, surprise
- sukacita, joy
Feelings in context
Reading a word inside something you can nearly follow is what makes it stick. These stories use the vocabulary above:
- Salah Kirim Pesan, A Message Sent to the Wrong Person
- Pesta Kejutan untuk Ibu, A Surprise Party for Mum
- Foto Kamar Ungu, A Photo of the Purple Room