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PLEASANT FEELINGS
(30 WORD TO PRACTICE)

About the Topic: Pleasant Feelings

Pleasant feelings are the positive emotions that make our lives brighter and more meaningful. These feelings include happiness, love, peace, satisfaction, excitement, hope, and gratitude. They shape the way we think, behave, and interact with others. When we feel good, our minds open to learning, creativity, and empathy.

People experience pleasant feelings in different ways. For example, listening to music, spending time with friends, or achieving a goal can bring joy. Kindness and gratitude often lead to deeper and more lasting happiness. Understanding and expressing these emotions in English helps learners communicate naturally and connect with others across cultures.

In language learning, it’s important not only to know the words but also to feel their meanings. Describing emotions allows students to express themselves clearly and respond to others with empathy. By expanding emotional vocabulary, students can discuss feelings, write expressive stories, and engage in meaningful conversations.

Sample Vocabulary

  • Happiness

  • Joyful

  • Peaceful

  • Excited

  • Confident

  • Grateful

  • Hopeful

  • Proud

  • Relaxed

  • Inspired

Learning Outcomes

After learning this topic, students will be able to:

  1. Identify and describe various pleasant feelings using rich vocabulary.

  2. Use emotional adjectives and expressions accurately in spoken and written contexts.

  3. Compare cultural differences in expressing positive emotions.

  4. Use emotional language in dialogues, essays, and real-life interactions.

  5. Develop empathy and self-awareness through language learning.

Benefits of the BoomWords Game

The BoomWords Game brings emotional vocabulary to life. The teacher says “Pleasant Feelings,” and students take turns saying one related word — “happy,” “thankful,” “calm,” “excited,” etc. If a student repeats a word or hesitates too long, they must say “Boom!” and sit down.

This activity encourages students to:

  • Recall and pronounce advanced emotional words quickly.

  • Use adjectives and expressions in real time.

  • Build stronger emotional connections while learning.

  • Feel more confident speaking about feelings in English and other supported languages.

Teachers can extend the game by asking students to form sentences or short stories using the words, for example: “I felt proud when I finished my project,” or “The sunset made me feel peaceful.”

Teacher’s Comment

“Students showed strong engagement while discussing pleasant feelings. They used advanced emotional vocabulary with confidence and shared personal examples that deepened the learning experience. The BoomWords activity helped them practice fluency and emotional expression in a joyful way.”

Student’s Comment

“I enjoyed talking about feelings in English. It helped me express emotions more clearly and understand others better. The BoomWords game made it fun to learn difficult words like ‘grateful’ and ‘inspired.’ I also learned how emotions are expressed in different cultures.”

Example Sentences

  1. I feel happy when I help other people.

  2. She is grateful for her family and friends.

  3. He felt proud after his big achievement.

  4. The music made everyone relaxed and calm.

  5. We were excited to start our new journey.

  6. I am hopeful about the future.

  7. The teacher’s words inspired me to work harder.

  8. Spending time in nature makes me peaceful.

  9. They were joyful during the celebration.

  10. Feeling confident helps me speak English better.

Supported Languages

English – Italian – Turkish – German – South Korean – French – Spanish – Russian – Hindi – Japanese – Chinese – Arabic