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Verbs of feeling — 気持ちの動詞

To be surprised, moved, bored, relieved, envious, embarrassed — feelings as verbs. Read each word aloud with its reading, then write it once on the line — in kana if you cannot yet write the kanji.

あせる verb

焦る to be in a hurry, to panic

かんどうする verb

感動する to be moved, to be touched

かんしゃする verb

感謝する to be grateful, to thank

あきれる verb

呆れる to be dumbfounded, to be fed up

きらう verb

嫌う to dislike, to hate

かなしむ verb

悲しむ to grieve, to be sad about

このむ verb

好む to like, to prefer

たのしむ verb

楽しむ to enjoy

あきる verb

飽きる to get tired of, to be bored

ねがう verb

願う to wish, to request

うらやむ verb

羨む to envy

うらむ verb

恨む to bear a grudge

おそれる verb

恐れる to fear

こわがる verb

怖がる to be scared of

てれる verb

照れる to be shy, to be embarrassed

きんちょうする verb

緊張する to be nervous, to be tense

こうふんする verb

興奮する to get excited

のぞむ verb

望む to wish for, to desire

あきらめる verb

諦める to give up

はんせいする verb

反省する to reflect on (one's conduct)

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Vocabulary N3 · set 33 of 60 · 2 / 2 · recall

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Verbs of feeling — from memory

Cover page 1. Write the Japanese for each meaning (kana is fine), then write what each word in part 2 means. Page 1 is the answer key.

1 Write the Japanese

to dislike, to hate

verb

to be in a hurry, to panic

verb

to wish for, to desire

verb

to be nervous, to be tense

verb

to be dumbfounded, to be fed up

verb

to fear

verb

to give up

verb

to reflect on (one's conduct)

verb

to wish, to request

verb

to get tired of, to be bored

verb

2 What does it mean?

羨む

恨む

感謝する

感動する

怖がる

照れる

悲しむ

好む

楽しむ

興奮する

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