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 Title: HALI(State of Being)
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Caption: Hello, welcome back to our Language
Crush Swahili channel, and if you are new here,
I invite you to join us and learn Swahili together.
In today's session, we will learn how to express
our emotional states in our
daily life.
It is important to know how to express your mood and
feelings as they are part of our
daily interactions.
We will analyze happiness, sadness, shame, jealousy, sympathy,
anger, anxiety, fatigue, humor and jokes.
Let's start now.
Happiness is a state of feeling good and being satisfied
with life.
Happiness can come from small things like winning
a game, passing an exam, eating good food, connecting
with friends, or achieving your goals.
You can feel happy when you travel to a country that you have wanted
to go to for a long time.
Similarly, as a Swahili student, you will be happy
when you know how to speak Swahili skillfully.
An example of the use of happy is: Today I feel
very happy because I got a new job.
Sadness is a state of unhappiness.
This situation appears when we experience bad events
or when we lose something we love.
You may also feel sad when you are sick or
when you fail to achieve your goals.
An example of the use of sadness in a sentence is:
I am very sad because I have lost my friend.
Shame is the feeling of being afraid to do or say
something because you think other people will judge you.
You may feel embarrassed when you make mistakes in front of people.
For example, you may feel embarrassed when you fall in front of
people.
Usually, some people can't speak in front of a crowd
because they are shy.
Shame can also appear when we feel unable to achieve
our goals or when we fail to do well in a
certain activity.
An example of using shame in a sentence is:
I feel very ashamed because I did not do well
in my exam.
Compassion is a gentle feeling that comes from understanding
the difficult situations or problems of others.
You can feel compassion when your friend is in
a difficult situation and decide to help him as much as
you can.
An example of the use of compassion in a sentence is:
The soldier felt sorry for the sick children.
Anger is a strong feeling that emerges when we encounter
something that offends us or breaks our heart.
It often causes changes in the body such as
rapid heartbeat, tremors or increased
body temperature.
Anger can have many reasons such as not being able
to get justice, being unfair or stuck in
our goals.
You can be angry when someone annoys you or when
things don't go your way.
An example of the use of anger in a sentence is:
The athlete felt very angry because he came in
fourth place.
Anxiety is a feeling of fear or unease
about things that might happen.
You may develop anxiety about your job,
test results, your health or your life in
general.
You may be worried when you lack certainty in what you do
or in your relationships with other people.
Another example is,
during  corona period people lived with alot of worry
because they were afraid of being infected by corona.
An example of the use of worry in a sentence is:
I feel worried about the upcoming test.
Envy is the feeling that you lack something
that another has.
Or you feel touched by the success of others.
You may feel jealous when your neighbor buys a
new car while you don't.
An example of the use of jealousy in a sentence is:
I feel a little jealous because my brother has started
a good job while I am still looking for a
job.
But I will try to understand that everyone has
their time.
Fatigue is a state of loss of strength or decreased
energy.
You may feel tired from too much work, exercise,
or stress.
When you are tired, you will naturally want to be in a state of rest
and relaxation.
Sometimes, you may feel sleepy when you are
very tired.
An example of the use of fatigue in a sentence is:
I feel very tired because I have worked a lot
without rest.
Other words that can be used to describe the situation are humor
and jokes.
If you make me laugh, I'll say you have a sense of humor.
If you have a lot of games then, I will say you have pranks.
These are some words that can be used in
our conversations and our daily relationships
to describe our situation.
HOW DO YOU FEEL RIGHT NOW?
Comment down below in the
comment section.
That's all for today's episode, I hope
you will come back to our channel to learn Swahili together.
Thank you.