Say “I’m Excited!” in Hebrew—And So Much More
Kids feel a lot and being able to express emotions in Hebrew helps them connect, self-regulate, and communicate clearly. From excitement to nervousness, learning emotion-related phrases encourages natural language use and emotional awareness.
Popular Hebrew Emotion Phrases for Kids
- אני מתרגש! (Ani mitragesh!) – I’m excited! (boy)
- אני מתרגשת! (Ani mitrageshet!) – I’m excited! (girl)
- אני שמח / שמחה. (Ani sameach / smecha.) – I’m happy. (boy / girl)
- אני עצוב / עצובה. (Ani atzuv / atzuva.) – I’m sad. (boy / girl)
- אני כועס / כועסת. (Ani ko’es / ko’eset.) – I’m angry. (boy / girl)
- אני עייף / עייפה. (Ani ayef / ayefa.) – I’m tired. (boy / girl)
- אני מפחד / מפחדת. (Ani mefached / mefacheddet.) – I’m scared. (boy / girl)
- אני נבוך / נבוכה. (Ani navoch / nevucha.) – I’m embarrassed. (boy / girl)
- אני מתוח / מתוחה. (Ani matuach / metucha.) – I’m nervous. (boy / girl)
- אני גאה. (Ani ge’eh / ge’ah.) – I’m proud. (boy / girl)
Fun Ways to Practice Emotions in Hebrew
Emotion Wheel Game
Create a wheel with different Hebrew emotion phrases. Spin it and act out the feeling using the matching phrase.
Mirror and Match
Look in the mirror while saying and acting each emotion phrase in Hebrew: “Ani sameach!” or “Ani ko’eset!”
Story and Feelings
Read a short story and ask: “איך הוא מרגיש?” (Eich hu margish?) – How does he feel?
Daily Feeling Chart
Each morning, ask “איך אתה מרגיש היום?” (Eich atah margish hayom?) and answer with a Hebrew phrase.
Dinolingo includes feelings and daily expressions in its Hebrew lessons using songs, stories, and repetition. Kids practice emotional phrases in context, helping them connect words with real experiences.
Printable emotion cards and storytelling prompts support off-screen learning, too.
Final Thoughts
From “Ani mitragesh” to “Ani samecha,” Hebrew feelings vocabulary gives kids the words to match their world. With fun practice and the support of Dinolingo, emotions become another joyful part of learning Hebrew.
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