Names and Addresses

1. Are feelings emotions and facial expressions universal across borders, happy, sad, etc...?

In Japan, when the people ate delicious foods, they say "Oishii" or "Umai” with big smile. Maybe..they don’t use gesture. But, Italy expresses their feelings by use gesture and say “Bono”.
When I went to America, I was surprised Americans cheerful attitude. There was nothing stiffness like Japanese. And they have many facial expressions. When they felt funny, they laugh with big smile.
But, Japanese sometimes put on an insincere smile. I also use it..sorry.

I think almost feelings are same in the world. But, it is a little different by each country.


2. Try to name as many feelings as possible in Japanese. (10 minimum)
Now write the English translation.　

悲しみ 　　sad, unhappy, sorrowful
深い悲しみ　　grieve
怒り　　anger, rage, angry, sore, mad
喜び　　pleasure, delight, joy, happiness
興奮　　excitement, fever
感動　　move, touch, stir, feel
驚き　　amaze, surprise
呆れる　　shock, disgust
動揺する　　disturbance, flutter, shock
同情する　　sympathize, pity, feel
悔しがる　　regrettable, chagrin, mortification
羨む　　envy, jealous
辛い　　hard, bitter, heavy
いらいらする　　annoy, irritate
楽しい 　　happy, nice, pleasant


3. Are there any feelings in Japanese that cannot be translated into English?

No, there are not.