 You don’t just have to use “Estar” to express how you are feeling.  You also can use sentirse, which means “to feel”.  Me siento enfermo.  I feel.

 You don’t just have to use “Estar” to express how you are feeling.  You also can use sentirse, which means “to feel”.  Me siento enfermo.  I feel sick.

 Here is the entire verb conjugated. Me Siento I feel Nos Sentimos We feel Te Sientes You feel Os Sentís You all feel (Spain) Se Siente He/She feels Se Sienten They feel

 Use both “Estar” and “Sentirse” to tell me how this person feels.  Estoy aburrido(a).  Me siento aburrido(a).

 Estás cansada.  Te sientes cansada.

 Ella está enojada.  Se siente enojada.

Nosotros estamos tristes. Nos sentimos tristes.

 Ellos están felices.  Ellos se sienten felices.

 Yo estoy enferma.  Me siento enferma.

 You don’t just have to use “Estar” to express how you are feeling.  You also can use sentirse, which means “to feel”.  Me siento enfermo.  I feel.

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