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Want to express subtle emotions like anxiety, hesitation, or relief in Korean? Let’s explore how native speakers describe psychological states with nuance and depth. 🌊 🧩 Why Psychological Expression Is Essential 🗯️ Key Vocabulary for Internal States 💬 Useful Sentence Patterns and Grammar 📚 Advanced Example Sentences 🎭 Practice Dialogue 💡 Did You Know? 💬 Final Thoughts 🔗 Related Posts 🧩 Why Psychological Expression Is Essential At the advanced level, it's no longer enough to describe what you see—you need to express what you feel and think. Korean has a rich set of verbs, adjectives, and structures to describe inner emotions, mental processes, and complex psychological states. 🗯️ Key Vocabulary for Internal States 불안하다 – buranhada – to be anxious 혼란스럽다 – honranseureopda – to feel confused or disoriented 후회스럽다 – huhoeseureopda – to feel regretful 담담하다 – damdamhada – to feel calm, unemotional 벅차다 – beokchada – to...