“Come Ti Senti?” — How Do You Feel Song in Italian for Kids

In “Come Ti Senti?” (How Do You Feel?), kids sing key Italian words like come ti senti?, arrabbiato, spaventato and stanco, going back and forth between English and Italian, so the meaning is never a mystery. It's a early-learner (A1) song from Unit 8: Feelings, 2:43 long, made for ages 2–8.

🇮🇹 Italian
Level: A1
Unit 8 · Le Emozioni
⏱ 2:43
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“Come Ti Senti?” lyrics with English translation

Every line as it's sung, with its meaning beside it. Italian is shown in teal.

Song lyrics with translation. Italian lines are shown in teal.
Sung	Meaning
How do you feel?	Come ti senti?
Come ti senti?	How do you feel?
I feel happy!	Sono felice!
Sono felice!	I feel happy!
Happy, happy!	Felice, felice!
Felice, felice!	Happy, happy!
Are you angry?	Sei arrabbiato?
Sei arrabbiato?	Are you angry?
I’m not angry.	Non sono arrabbiato.
Non sono arrabbiato.	I’m not angry.
Angry, angry?	Arrabbiato, arrabbiato?
Arrabbiato? No!	Angry? No!
How do you feel? Come ti senti?
Sono felice, vieni qui!	I’m happy, come here!
Happy! Felice!
Sad? Triste!
Say it again, nice and slow!	Dillo ancora, piano piano!
Felice, triste—here we go!
Come ti senti? How do you feel?
Tell me, tell me, make it real!	Dimmi, dimmi, dimmi davvero!
Are you scared?	Sei spaventato?
Sei spaventato?	Are you scared?
I feel scared.	Sono spaventato.
Sono spaventato.	I feel scared.
Hold my hand.	Dammi la mano.
Dammi la mano.	Hold my hand.
Now I’m brave!	Ora sono coraggioso!
Ora sono coraggioso!	Now I’m brave!
Are you tired?	Sei stanco?
Sei stanco?	Are you tired?
Yes, I’m tired.	Sì, sono stanco.
Sì, sono stanco.	Yes, I’m tired.
Tired, tired?	Stanco, stanco!
Stanco, stanco!	Tired, tired?
How do you feel? Come ti senti?
Sono felice, vieni qui!	I’m happy, come here!
Happy! Felice!
Sad? Triste!
Say it again, nice and slow!	Dillo ancora, piano piano!
Felice, triste—here we go!
Come ti senti? How do you feel?
Tell me, tell me, make it real!	Dimmi, dimmi, dimmi davvero!
When you’re angry, take a breath.	Se sei arrabbiato, fai un respiro.
Se sei arrabbiato, fai un respiro.	When you’re angry, take a breath.
When you’re scared, I’m here with you.	Se hai paura, resto qui con te.
Se hai paura, resto qui con te.	When you’re scared, I’m here with you.
Tired now?	Sei stanco adesso?
Un abbraccio, poi dormirò!	A hug, and then I’ll sleep!
Come ti senti? Tell me so!
How do you feel? Come ti senti?
Sono felice, vieni qui!	I’m happy, come here!
Happy! Felice!
Sad? Triste!
Say it again, nice and slow!	Dillo ancora, piano piano!
Felice, triste—here we go!
Come ti senti? How do you feel?
Tell me, tell me, make it real!	Dimmi, dimmi, dimmi davvero!
Arrabbiato, spaventato, stanco!	Angry, scared, tired!
Come ti senti? Say it again!

Key Italian words in this song

The 4 words and phrases this song is built around.

Italian	English
come ti senti?	how do you feel?
arrabbiato	angry
spaventato	scared
stanco	tired

How to use this song with your child

1
Listen for “arrabbiato”
“arrabbiato” (angry) is sung on 5 lines of this song. Ask your child to clap or raise a hand every time they hear it; by the end they will be saying it with the song.
2
Split the parts
Once the song is familiar, you sing the English lines and your child sings the Italian ones, then swap. It turns listening into speaking.
3
Make it a routine
At 2:43, play it once a day at the same moment for a week. Draw happy and sad faces and hold up the right one when the song names it.