Language Learning with SongsLanguage Learningwith Songs

Italian words for kids · Feelings

Feelings in Italian for kids

Naming feelings helps children talk about what's going on inside. Learning the words in a second language is a gentle way to talk about them again.

Feelings in Italian

le emozioni

Sounds like ≈ leh eh-moh-TSYOH-nee

feminine plural

Good to know: Feelings follow sono ("I am"): sono felice, sono triste, sono stanco.

The words

EnglishItalianSounds like ≈
happyfelicefeh-LEE-cheh
sadtristeTREES-teh
angryarrabbiatoahr-rahb-BYAH-toh
tiredstancoSTAHN-koh

Hear it in a song

Real lines from our Italian songs, with the English meaning shown in the app:

6 songs that teach it

These words are key words in these songs. Every line is shown in Italian with its English meaning.

Also sung in: Ciao, Come Stai?, Il Gatto e il Cane, Ti Voglio Bene, Oggi È Lunedì, Un Anno Nuovo, Le Vocali.

Practice ideas for parents

  1. 1Make faces in a mirror (happy, sad, angry, tired) and name each one in Italian.
  2. 2Ask how a character in a book feels, and pick the word together.
  3. 3Draw a feelings chart with four faces and point to how you feel today.

Related Italian words

“Feelings” in other languages

Sing it in Italian, free

The first unit, 6 greeting songs with lyrics and English translation, is free forever. No card needed. Premium unlocks all 134 songs.

About the pronunciation: the “sounds like” spellings are rough English approximations for parents (capital letters show the stressed syllable). Italianhas sounds English doesn't, so treat them as a starting point and let the songs be the model. Songs are original and produced with AI music tools. Ideas for using Italian songs with your family.