Feelings And Emotions | Korean Vocabulary Lesson

In this vocabulary lesson, you will learn about feelings and emotions in Korean. On this page, you will find a list of feelings and emotions in Korean and some printable resources to help you learn these Korean words. Each feeling below has both Korean words and the English translation, plus audio so you can listen to how to say these feelings in Korean.

Feelings and Emotions In Korean – Part 1

Here is a list of 12 feelings and emotions in Korean.

English	Korean	Pronunciation
to be happy	기쁘다 [gi-ppeu-da]
to be sad	슬프다 [seul-peu-da]
to be tired	피곤하다 [pi-gon-ha-da]
to be scared	무섭다 [mu-seop-da]
to be sleepy	졸리다 [jol-li-da]
to be angry	화나다 [hwa-na-da]
to be bored	심심하다 [sim-sim-ha-da]
to be surprised	놀랍다 [nol-lap-da]
to be comfortable	편하다 [pyeon-ha-da]
to be uncomfortable	불편하다 [bul-pyeon-ha-da]
to be jealous	부럽다 [bu-reop-da]
to be lonely	외롭다 [woe-rop-da]

Flashcards and Worksheet

Download flashcards and a printable worksheet to help you learn these feelings and emotions in Korean.

Feelings and Emotions In Korean – Part 2

Here are 12 more feelings and emotions in Korean.

English	Korean	Audio
to be thankful	고맙다 [go-map-da]
to be sorry	미안하다 [mi-an-ha-da]
to love	사랑하다 [sa-rang-ha-da]
to hate	싫다 [sil-da]
to be proud	자랑스럽다 [ja-rang-seu-reop-da]
to be in a good mood	기분이 좋다 [gi-bun-i jot-da]
to be in a bad mood	기분이 나쁘다 [gi-bun-i nap-ppeu-da]
to be interesting	재미있다 [jae-mi-itt-da]
to be uninteresting	재미없다 [jae-mi-eop-da]
to be satisfied	만족하다 [man-jok-ha-da]
to laugh	웃다 [ut-da]
to cry	울다 [ul-da]

Flashcards and Worksheet

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