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Mixed Feelings Chinese. Now that you have learned some words to describe emotions in chinese, it’s time to learn how to construct sentences using these words. I had mixed feelings about leaving. Chinese people like communicating feelings through actions, including body language and thoughts. Want to talk about your feelings in chinese? I had mixed feelings about leaving. What did you think of the film? If you have mixed feelings about something, you feel both pleased and not pleased about it at the same time. Putting your emotions into words can be tricky—especially in a foreign language. Here are a few positive and negative words that describe emotions in chinese with its corresponding pinyin and translation. So while you can use “i feel” statements, you can also express your excitement, anger, affection or frustration through your voice. If you have mixed feelings about something, you feel both pleased and not pleased about it at the same time. 表达 “have mixed feelings about something or someone” 的意思是 “对一件事或一个人有错综复杂的感情，喜忧参半”。 它用来比喻观点、想法或心情无法简单地用好或坏来形容，而是错综复杂的，甚至是相互矛盾的，类似于汉语里说的 “百感交集、心情复杂”。 a:

If you have mixed feelings about something, you feel both pleased and not pleased about it at the same time. Chinese people like communicating feelings through actions, including body language and thoughts. 表达 “have mixed feelings about something or someone” 的意思是 “对一件事或一个人有错综复杂的感情，喜忧参半”。 它用来比喻观点、想法或心情无法简单地用好或坏来形容，而是错综复杂的，甚至是相互矛盾的，类似于汉语里说的 “百感交集、心情复杂”。 a: I had mixed feelings about leaving. If you have mixed feelings about something, you feel both pleased and not pleased about it at the same time. Here are a few positive and negative words that describe emotions in chinese with its corresponding pinyin and translation. I had mixed feelings about leaving. Putting your emotions into words can be tricky—especially in a foreign language. So while you can use “i feel” statements, you can also express your excitement, anger, affection or frustration through your voice. Now that you have learned some words to describe emotions in chinese, it’s time to learn how to construct sentences using these words.

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Mixed Feelings Chinese Now that you have learned some words to describe emotions in chinese, it’s time to learn how to construct sentences using these words. 表达 “have mixed feelings about something or someone” 的意思是 “对一件事或一个人有错综复杂的感情，喜忧参半”。 它用来比喻观点、想法或心情无法简单地用好或坏来形容，而是错综复杂的，甚至是相互矛盾的，类似于汉语里说的 “百感交集、心情复杂”。 a: Here are a few positive and negative words that describe emotions in chinese with its corresponding pinyin and translation. Want to talk about your feelings in chinese? Putting your emotions into words can be tricky—especially in a foreign language. I had mixed feelings about leaving. Now that you have learned some words to describe emotions in chinese, it’s time to learn how to construct sentences using these words. What did you think of the film? I had mixed feelings about leaving. If you have mixed feelings about something, you feel both pleased and not pleased about it at the same time. If you have mixed feelings about something, you feel both pleased and not pleased about it at the same time. So while you can use “i feel” statements, you can also express your excitement, anger, affection or frustration through your voice. Chinese people like communicating feelings through actions, including body language and thoughts.