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The Emotions and Feelings topic introduces essential vocabulary for expressing emotional and mental states such as happy, sad, worried, excited, tired, surprised, and angry. These words are key to everyday communication, especially when sharing thoughts, writing reflections, or expressing emotions in personal relationships. All vocabulary is carefully chosen to cover a wide range of common feelings and emotional expressions, helping learners not only expand their word bank but also better understand and articulate themselves with empathy and nuance. With real-life examples, visual aids, and practice activities, you’ll quickly learn to use these words naturally and meaningfully in any context.

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Learning by topic makes vocabulary easier to remember and apply

Learning vocabulary through familiar, everyday topics like family, food, emotions, or transportation helps learners quickly visualize real-life situations and use the words naturally in conversation. When words are grouped by meaningful context, the brain retains them more effectively and allows for more flexible use. This method also mirrors how native children acquire language — learning through vivid, contextual experiences rather than isolated word lists.

Ask AI for the word you need – and learn in groups for smarter retention

If you need to use a new word in daily conversation, you can ask AI what it means, how to use it, and which topic it belongs to. Once you know the broader topic, you can explore related words to “learn one, master many.” For example, if you ask about “passport”, AI will tell you it’s part of the Travel topic — from there, you can also learn visa, airport, luggage, etc. This method helps you expand your vocabulary intelligently, while building a deeper understanding of how words fit into real-life contexts.

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