Feelings 16

Glad and sad, cross and worried, and saying how things are.

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Its words

Glad 5

高兴 gāo xìng glad; pleased
开心 kāi xīn happy; having fun
快乐 kuài lè happy (in wishes)
喜欢 xǐ huan to like
爱 ài to love

快乐kuài lè快樂kuài lè is for wishes: 生日快乐shēng rì kuài lè！生日快樂shēng rì kuài lè！ Happy birthday! 新年快乐xīn nián kuài lè！新年快樂xīn nián kuài lè！ Happy New Year! Day to day, people are 高兴gāo xìng高興gāo xìng or 开心kāi xīn開心kāi xīn: 认识rèn shi你nǐ很hěn高兴gāo xìng認識rèn shi你nǐ很hěn高興gāo xìng, glad to meet you.

Not so glad 6

难过 nán guò sad; upset
生气 shēng qì angry; cross
怕 pà to be afraid of
担心 dān xīn to worry
着急 zháo jí anxious; in a hurry
累 lèi tired

A feeling is said as it is, without 是shì: 我wǒ很hěn累lèi, I'm tired. 了le says it has come on: 他tā生气shēng qì了le他tā生氣shēng qì了le, he's got cross.

How things are 5

怎么样 zěn me yàng how is it; how about
不错 bù cuò good; not bad
一般 yī bān so-so; ordinary
有意思 yǒu yì si interesting; fun
没意思 méi yì si dull; boring

怎么样zěn me yàng？怎麼樣zěn me yàng？ asks how something is: 这zhè本běn书shū怎么样zěn me yàng？這zhè本běn書shū怎麼樣zěn me yàng？很hěn有意思yǒu yì si！ How's the book? Really good!