How do you express your feelings in the language that you are study?
Well, for me that I am a Spanish native speaker to express my feelings in English is quite difficult because there are not expressions in English that I can say in my native language. I used to express in many words in my native language when I am sad, happy, upset, annoying, etc. but sometimes in English I tried to express the same feelings and people do not get the meaning I want to say, sometimes they understand other thing. That's makes me be confused and don't express anything at all.
If you feel like me, what do you do for improving your emotional speaking in foreign language?
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How do you express your feelings in the language that you are studying?
Well, for me that as I am a Spanish native Spanish speaker to expressing my feelings in English is quite difficult because there are not no english expressions in English that I can say use in my native language. I used to express in use many different words in my native language spanish to express my feelings such as when I am sad, happy, upset, annoying or annoyed etc. but sometimes in english when I tried try to express the same feelings and people do not get the meaning / understand what I want to say, sometimes they understand because it translates into something else other thing. That's makes me be confused This confuses me and I can't express anything at all.
If you feel like me I do , what how do you do for improving your emotional speaking express your feelings/ yourself in a foreign language?
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I felt the same way when I arrived in the UK for studies. Well, you just need some time :) The number of words and expressions you should know in order to express your feelings is limited. If you immerse yourself in the language, you will gradually learn the majority of them. Try to listen to and read the lyrics of songs, watch movies, read a lot of fiction. You will naturally learn a lot of expressions that come up all the time. Perhaps, you could also do a language exchange with a native speaker where you could practise without too much pressure.
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