Feelings & Opinions
Stop saying "good", "bad", "happy", or "sad". Time to level up!
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Don't mix up your feelings and the situation!
"I am bored." (ខ្ញុំអផ្សុក។)
"The movie is boring." (កុននោះគួរឱ្យអផ្សុក។)
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Hi Sovan! "I reckon" is very informal (ក្រៅផ្លូវការ). It is used a lot in spoken British and Australian English when chatting with friends. Do not use it in a formal essay! 📝
Can I say "I am feeling boring"? I want to say I have nothing to do.
Be careful, Minea! That's the ED/ING Trap! If you say "I am boring", it means you are a boring person (អ្នកជាមនុស្សគួរឱ្យអផ្សុក). If you want to say you have nothing to do, say "I am bored" (-ed). 😅
What is the exact difference between "Happy" and "Thrilled"?
"Happy" is a normal, everyday feeling. "Thrilled" is much stronger! It means you are extremely happy AND excited at the same time (like when you win a competition or get a huge surprise). 🎉
Is the phrase "I reckon" formal or informal?