Indonesian feelings

30 curated feelings words at A1 / A2 / B1 levels. Pronunciation, example sentence, and teacher's notes on the trickier ones.

• bahagia — happy /bah-HAH-gee-ah/
• sedih — sad /seh-DEEH/
• marah — angry /MAH-rah/
• takut — afraid /TAH-koot/
• lelah — tired /leh-LAH/
• lapar — hungry /LAH-pahr/
• haus — thirsty /HOWS/
• sakit — sick /SAH-keet/
• senang — glad /seh-NAHNG/
• bosan — bored /BOH-sahn/
• kesal — annoyed /keh-SAHL/
• bingung — confused /BEE-ngoong/
• kaget — shocked /KAH-geht/
• rindu — to miss (someone) /REEN-doo/
• bangga — proud /BAHNG-gah/
• malu — embarrassed /MAH-loo/
• cemas — anxious /cheh-MAHS/
• bersemangat — enthusiastic /behr-seh-mah-NGAHT/
• kecewa — disappointed /keh-CHEH-wah/
• baik hati — kind-hearted /bah-EEK HAH-tee/
• sombong — arrogant /SOHM-bohng/
• jujur — honest /JOO-joor/
• sabar — patient /SAH-bahr/
• tidak sabar — impatient /TEE-dahk SAH-bahr/
• tersinggung — offended /tehr-SEENG-goong/
• kecil hati — disappointed (emotionally) /keh-CHEEL HAH-tee/
• romantis — romantic /roh-MAHN-tees/
• santai — relaxed /SAHN-tai/
• ramah — friendly /RAH-mah/
• sopan — polite /SOH-pahn/