How to Talk About Your Feelings in English | Real English Conversation

Do you always say “I’m fine” even when you don’t really feel fine? Learn how to express your feelings in English with simple, natural phrases you can actually use in everyday conversations. In this real English conversation, Emma and Joseph talk about what it feels like to be stressed, nervous, disappointed, frustrated, excited, relieved, proud, and unsure — and how to express those feelings naturally in English. You’ll learn useful ways to talk about feelings when you are: • having a rough day • feeling stressed or overwhelmed • nervous about something • worried about what might happen • relieved after something difficult • disappointed when plans change • frustrated with a problem • excited about something new • proud of yourself • unsure about a decision • having mixed feelings Instead of automatically saying “I’m fine,” you’ll hear natural expressions such as: “I’m having a rough day.” “I’m not feeling great today.” “I’m nervous about tomorrow.” “I’m worried about it.” “I’m so relieved.” “I’m a little disappointed.” “I was really looking forward to it.” “I’m getting frustrated.” “I’m not sure how I feel about it yet.” “I have mixed feelings.” “I’m excited.” “I can’t wait!” “I’m proud of myself.” This English conversation is designed for learners who want to improve their English speaking, listening, vocabulary, and everyday communication through natural conversation practice. Listen to Emma and Joseph, repeat the expressions that are useful to you, and try using them in your own conversations. Subscribe to The English Mic for more real English conversations, English speaking practice, everyday English, and useful English expressions. #LearnEnglish #EnglishConversation #SpeakEnglish