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【Beginner-Intermediate】Improve Your Japanese Vocab Related to feelings with Visuals

Updated: Aug 22, 2019

You can download cards that you can improve you vocabulary related to feelings with visuals and practice!






The best way to improve your vocabulary is to memorize Japanese words visually. If you're a beginner and try to memorize a lot of new words, it's really hard and not so efficient. Do you know how you remembered words when you were a baby? You remembered words visually by seeing things, hearing things and connecting what you heard to what you saw. These are websites that you can download cards related to feelings. You can download them and print them out or you can just look at them on your device and practice!

All Cards: https://happylilac.net/card-category-a6-a-feeling.pdf

● Feelings


Happy, fun, funny, comfortable: https://happylilac.net/card-category-a6-a-84.pdf


Satisfying, nervous, scary, shy: https://happylilac.net/card-category-a6-a-85.pdf


To be touched, to be grateful, sad, painful feeling: https://happylilac.net/card-category-a6-a-86.pdf


Painful, curious, disappointed, adorable: https://happylilac.net/card-category-a6-a-87.pdf


Pitiful, disgusting, worrying, envious: https://happylilac.net/card-category-a6-a-88.pdf


Concentrated, to get angry, proud, nostalgic: https://happylilac.net/card-category-a6-a-89.pdf


To get nervous, lonely, boring, depressed: https://happylilac.net/card-category-a6-a-90.pdf


Regretful, to shiver: https://happylilac.net/card-category-a6-a-91.pdf




Other useful practice sheets are available on https://happylilac.net and please note that https://happylilac.net is the publisher of these useful visual cards.






 

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