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Chapter 3: 3.4 – Estar + Emociones

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3.4 – Estar + Emociones
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table of contents
  1. 3.1 – Chapter Objectives
  2. 3.2 – La ciudad y mi barrio
  3. 3.3 – Estar + preposiciones de lugar
  4. 3.4 – Estar + Emociones
  5. 3.5 – El campus universitario
  6. 3.6 – Verbos en presente con formas irregulares de "yo"
  7. 3.7 – En casa
  8. 3.8 – El presente progresivo
  9. 3.9 – Verbos con cambio de raΓ­z
  10. 3.10 – Para leer
  11. 3.11 – Para escribir
  12. 3.12 – Para explorar
  13. 3.13 – Recomendaciones
  14. 3.14 – In Class Activities

El verbo β€œestar” con adjetivos de condiciΓ³n fΓ­sica y emocional (The Verb β€œestar” with Adjectives of Physical and Emotional Condition)

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These vocabulary words were read by a speaker from Santiago, Chile.

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In this section you will learn about estarΒ to express temporaryΒ states of being, such as physical and emotional conditions or states. These states are not considered permanent, for example, someone can be happy (feliz) today but sad (triste) tomorrow. To express this, the structureΒ estar + adjective of physical or emotional stateΒ is used. The adjective must match the gender and number of the subject.Β For example:


  • Yo estoy feliz. 😁
  • I am happy.
  • Nosotros estamos cansados. πŸ₯±πŸ₯±
  • We are tired.


Note: The people depicted in the image above are described using binary forms (masculine/feminine), but keep in mind that you can also use the -eΒ ending as a non-binary form (emocionade, preocupade, etc.). Β Also, remember that some adjectives such as feliz and triste are invariable in gender, that is, they only have one form for all genders, they only change in number (singular/plural).


Here is a complete list of adjectives for physical and emotional states:

  • aburrido/a/e πŸ₯±
  • bored
  • aliviado/a/e 😌
  • relieved
  • avergonzado/a/e 😳
  • embarrassed
  • cansado/a/e 😫
  • tired
  • confundido/a/e πŸ˜•
  • confused
  • decepcionado/a/e πŸ˜”
  • disappointed
  • emocionado/a/e 🀩
  • excited
  • enojado/a/e 😑
  • angry
  • estresado/a/e 😣
  • stressed
  • feliz / alegre πŸ˜„
  • happy /joyful
  • nervioso/a/e πŸ˜“
  • nervous
  • preocupado/a/e πŸ˜₯
  • worried
  • sorprendido/a/e 😯
  • surprised
  • tranquilo/a/e 🧘
  • calm
  • triste 😒
  • sad


Here are some more examples of estarΒ with adjectives of physical and emotional state:

  • Ellas estΓ‘n decepcionadas con el restaurante. 🍽️
  • They are disappointed with the restaurant.
  • Ustedes estΓ‘n nerviosos antes del concierto. 🎀
  • We are nervous before the concert.
  • Elle estΓ‘ tranquile despuΓ©s del examen. 🧘
  • They are calm after the exam.


Remember:

βœ… Estar + adjective describes temporary statesΒ like emotions and physical conditions.

βœ… Adjectives must agree in genderΒ and numberΒ with the subject.


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