आनंदी
aanandi
Happy / Glad
Usage
The basic adjective for joy. "Mee aanandi aahe" means I am happy
खूश
khoosh
Pleased
Usage
For satisfaction with an outcome or with service. A Persian loan shared across north India
उत्साहित
utsaahit
Excited
Usage
For anticipation about what is coming — handy when discussing your itinerary
अभिमान
abhimaan
Pride
Usage
For praising someone's culture or work. "Tumcha abhimaan vaatato" means I am proud of you
निश्चिंत
nishchint
Relieved / At ease
Usage
When a worry has been settled — saying it reassures the other person too
प्रेम
prem
Love
Usage
Covers both romantic and family love. "Tujhyaavar prem aahe" means I love you
मला आवडतं
mala aavadatan
I like it
Usage
The handiest way to say you like a dish, a place or an item. Safe with anyone
आठवण येते
aathvan yete
I miss you / it
Usage
Works for people and places. "Tujhi aathvan yete" means I miss you
दुःखी
duhkhee
Sad
Usage
The basic word for sadness, also appropriate on hearing bad news
वाईट वाटलं
vaait vaatalan
I'm sorry to hear that
Usage
The set phrase for sympathising with someone's misfortune; it is not an apology
निराश
niraash
Disappointed
Usage
A mild way to say something fell short — it does not sound like an accusation
एकटं वाटतं
ektan vaatatan
I feel lonely
Usage
For opening up on a solo trip, with someone you have got to know
राग आला
raag aala
I got angry
Usage
Describes your state rather than blaming the other person
चिडचिड
chidchid
Irritation
Usage
The mood brought on by heat or traffic — use it about yourself
भीती वाटते
bheeti vaatate
I'm scared
Usage
Pair it with what scares you — heights, dogs, water
आश्चर्य
aashcharya
Surprise
Usage
Can be positive — for reacting to a view or a dish
काळजी
kaalji
Worry
Usage
"Kaalji karoo nakaa" means don't worry — useful for reassuring someone
ताण
taan
Stress
Usage
For explaining why you are worn out. "Taan aalaay" means I am stressed
लाज वाटते
laaj vaatate
I'm embarrassed
Usage
Works both for an embarrassing slip and for shy modesty when praised
कंटाळा आला
kantaala aala
I'm bored
Usage
A gentle way to mention a long wait. Do not aim it at a person
दमलो
damlo
I'm tired
Usage
Marathi marks the speaker's gender: men say "damlo", women "damle"
झोप येते
zop yete
I'm sleepy
Usage
A polite way to signal that you want to turn in
बरं वाटतंय
baran vaatatay
I feel well
Usage
The answer when asked how you are, and for saying you have recovered
बरं वाटत नाही
baran vaatat naahi
I don't feel well
Usage
The opener before describing symptoms; understood anywhere
आभारी
aabhaari
Grateful
Usage
"Mee aabhaari aahe" is a polite thank-you, fine with someone senior
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