Speed Master N1 Vocabulary Lesson 2: Emotions, Love, and Feelings

→ Starting to live alone, I feel parental affection.

→ I had an emotional encounter with my family who returned to Narita Airport.

→ In job hunting, university seniors are reliable allies.

→ The junior club members look up to their kind senior.

→ It is said that young people today have little interest in politics.

→ In the Koshien finals, the team was confident of victory.

→ During the rainy season, gloomy weather continues.

→ I'm fed up with my boss's boasting at the drinking party.

→ Living alone for the first time in Tokyo makes me feel insecure.

→ Japanese craftsmen are particular about details.

→ On weekends, I want to watch a stupid film at home and laugh.

→ I neglected studying for the exam and got a miserable result.

→ I'm irritated by the rude attitudes on the crowded train.

→ I spent my entire day off sleeping and felt empty.

→ Even after graduation, I have lingering regrets about my student days.

→ Even if you lose the game, you shouldn't hold a grudge against your opponent.

→ I'm reluctant to part with my classmates at the graduation ceremony.

→ He is stressed out and gets angry over a trivial comment.

→ It is not good to speak ill of a rival in business.

→ I drank too much and regret what I have done.

→ The section chief is always lamenting his subordinates' failures.

→ I hesitate to state an opposing opinion to my boss during the meeting.

→ A drunkard yells loudly in the izakaya.

→ I envy the success of a colleague who got promoted first.

→ Without feeling ashamed of his record, he continued to make an effort.

→ I will give chocolate to the person I have a crush on on Valentine's Day.

→ I cried over the heartbreaking love story depicted in the drama.