Name how you feel in Thai. This first part of Feelings & emotions covers the core emotional vocabulary — ดีใจ (glad), โกรธ (angry), กลัว (afraid), เหนื่อย (tired), เหงา (lonely) and ภูมิใจ (proud) — alongside everyday reactions like ตกใจ (startled), แปลกใจ (surprised) and รำคาญ (annoyed), plus handy conversational fillers like จริงเหรอ (really?) and ไม่เป็นไร (it's okay). All 35 sentences are recorded by native speakers and come with English translations and word-by-word notes, so these feeling words and their tones sink in by ear.
Everyday feelings