Expressing feelings in Spanish (Mexican)

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When expressing feelings, Spanish speakers often use verbs with Spanish with two sets of words.

• for when using with "tener" (to have) as in the verb that refers to a feeling/noun; e.g., “Tengo frío.” “Tengo hambre.”
• Spanish/Mexican verb for when using with “estar” (to be) as in describing how someone or something is, e.g., “Estoy enojado/enojada.” (“I am angry.”) “Estoy triste.” (“I am sad.”)

Some verbs and adjectives are unique to the Spanish language, while others are more specific to Mexico or are specific to specific regions of the world and/or in and around Spain.

Related Topics: When to use 'tener' vs 'estar', Spanish with Spanish pronouns, Vocabulary: Feelings

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