Advanced Words for Emotions

Do you always say “happy,” “excited,” or “confident”? This video helps you level up your English by teaching you stronger, more expressive emotion vocabulary.

Instead of “very happy,” say overjoyed. Rather than “very excited,” try thrilled. These words sound more natural and fluent in real conversations.

You’ll also learn words like delighted (very satisfied), beaming (very proud), grateful (very thankful), optimistic (very hopeful), and self-assured (very confident). Each one expresses an emotion more clearly and powerfully.

Watch as the actor demonstrates each word with expressive body language and real-world context. This makes it easy to understand and remember.

Practice using these words in your own sentences after watching the video. Repeating them out loud will help with both vocabulary and pronunciation.

Whether you’re preparing for a job interview, giving a presentation, or just chatting with friends, these advanced emotion words will help you sound fluent and confident.