Sevinirəm
I am glad
Usage
A verb for present joy — a warm reaction to an invitation or good news
Xoşbəxtəm
I am happy
Usage
Where sevinirəm is momentary, this is lasting happiness. The -əm suffix means "I am"
Həyəcanlıyam
I am excited
Usage
Covers both anticipation and nerves — context decides, so let your face carry the meaning
Fəxr edirəm
I am proud
Usage
"Səninlə fəxr edirəm" means I am proud of you
Rahatlandım
I am relieved
Usage
Built on rahat, "at ease" — for when a lost item turns up
Sənin üçün darıxmışam
I have missed you
Usage
darıxmaq means both "to miss" and "to be bored"; adding üçün ("for") pins it to missing someone
Xoşuma gəlir
I like it
Usage
Literally "it comes to my liking" — for things: food, views, purchases
Kədərliyəm
I am sad
Usage
For farewells and bad news
Təəssüf
What a pity
Usage
The standard reaction when a plan falls through; "Təəssüf ki…" starts "unfortunately…"
Məyus oldum
I was disappointed
Usage
A calm way to say something fell short — usable in a complaint without sounding aggressive
Tənhayam
I feel lonely
Usage
tənha means "alone" — useful when opening up on a long trip
Hirsliyəm
I am angry
Usage
Use it in a complaint — it states your state without insulting anyone
Əsəbiyəm
I am irritated
Usage
Built on əsəb, "nerve" — milder than hirsliyəm, the low simmer of annoyance
Qorxuram
I am afraid
Usage
Useful for heights, or for a dog coming at you
Təəccübləndim
I was surprised
Usage
Natural in the past tense, and works for pleasant and unpleasant surprises alike
Narahatam
I am worried
Usage
The negative na- prefixed to rahat, "at ease". "Narahat olmayın" means don't worry
Stress altındayam
I am under stress
Usage
Literally "I am under stress"; alt means "under"
Utanıram
I am embarrassed / shy
Usage
Covers both shyness and shame, and works as a reply to a compliment
Darıxıram
I am bored
Usage
Without üçün this form means "I'm bored". Say it about yourself, not as a verdict on a person
Yorulmuşam
I am tired
Usage
Use it to suggest a break during a day of sightseeing
Yuxum gəlir
I am sleepy
Usage
Literally "my sleep is coming" — useful for excusing yourself from a long dinner table
Yaxşıyam
I am fine
Usage
The standard answer to "Necəsiniz?" — how are you?
Özümü pis hiss edirəm
I do not feel well
Usage
Literally "I feel myself badly" — the first thing to say when you fall ill
Gülməlidir
That's funny
Usage
Built on gülmək, "to laugh" — do not use it in a way that makes fun of a person
Səbirsizliklə gözləyirəm
I can't wait
Usage
Literally "I am waiting impatiently" — a warm way to accept an invitation
Minnətdaram
I am grateful
Usage
Weightier than a plain "Sağ olun" — a statement of feeling, good for a host who looked after you
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