Emotions
❃ Emotions
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Ik ben heel erg blij vandaag.
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I am very happy today.
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Ik voel me een beetje verdrietig.
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I feel a bit sad.
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Ik ben boos over wat er is gebeurd.
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I am angry about what happened.
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Maak je geen zorgen, alles komt goed.
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Don't worry, everything will be fine.
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Ik ben behoorlijk gestrest door mijn werk.
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I am quite stressed because of my work.
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Ik ben zo zenuwachtig voor morgen!
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I am so nervous about tomorrow!
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Dat is echt heel vervelend.
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That is really very annoying.
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Ik ben enorm teleurgesteld.
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I am hugely disappointed.
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Ik ben in de war, ik snap het niet.
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I am confused, I don't understand it.
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Ik ben echt trots op je!
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I am really proud of you!
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Het spijt me als ik je gekwetst heb.
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I am sorry if I hurt you.
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Ik ben heel erg dankbaar voor je hulp.
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I am very grateful for your help.
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Ik verveel me een beetje.
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I am a bit bored.
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Ik voel me heel ontspannen na die vakantie.
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I feel very relaxed after that vacation.
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Ik ben bang in het donker.
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I am afraid in the dark.
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