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How to Say Thank You in English
Survival Phrases Season 1
Learn the most common way to say "thank you"
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Feeling Happy? Learn The Top 20 Words For Positive Emotions
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Feeling Happy? Learn The Top 20 Words For Positive Emotions
20 words
happy
(a)
glad, a feeling of contentment
The happy couple is hugging on the beach.
The happy couple is hugging on the beach.
satisfied
(a)
satisfied feeling
satisfied feeling
calm
(a)
calm and relaxed
calm and relaxed
energetic
(a)
Mr./Ms. Yamada is an energetic person.
Mr./Ms. Yamada is an energetic person.
great
(a)
Tokyo is great.
Tokyo is great.
lively
(a)
lively couple
lively couple
active
(a)
That guy is very active.
That guy is very active.
honest
(a)
I appreciate your honesty.
I appreciate your honesty.
proud
(a)
proud of you
proud of you
like
(v)
I like to cook dinner for my friends.
I like to cook dinner for my friends.
love
(v)
love a man
love a man
beautiful
(a)
She is a beautiful woman.
She is a beautiful woman.
kind
(a)
friendly, a good person
kind act
kind act
funny
(a)
humorous, amusing
laugh at something funny
laugh at something funny
laugh
(v)
to find something funny and make a sound to show that
The couple laughs at a joke.
The couple laughs at a joke.
warm
(a)
not quite hot, a temperature that is high but comfortable
Minkyong is a person with a warm heart.
Minkyong is a person with a warm heart.
hopeful
(a)
I don't think they'll come, but I'm hopeful.
I don't think they'll come, but I'm hopeful.
interested
(a)
The interested monkey is looking into the camera.
The interested monkey is looking into the camera.
excited
(a)
I'm excited to go on a field trip tomorrow.
I'm excited to go on a field trip tomorrow.
relaxed
(a)
calm and relaxed
calm and relaxed
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