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How to say to feel guilty, feel bad
in Thai
รู้สึกผิด
rúu-sùek-pìt
to feel guilty, feel bad
rúu highsùek lowpìt low
Everyday guilt: รู้สึกผิดที่มาสาย "I feel bad about being late".
- Part of speech
- verb
In a sentence
- รู้สึกผิดมากrúu-sùek-pìt mâakI feel really bad
From the same situation: Advanced emotions and psychology
- โล่งอกrelieved (a weight off your chest)
- อุ่นใจreassured, feel safe
- ใจชื้นheartened, hopeful again
- ปลื้มthrilled, delighted (often with pride)
- ซาบซึ้งto be deeply grateful, deeply touched
- ตื้นตันใจchoked up, overcome with emotion
- อิ่มใจcontent, fulfilled
- พอใจsatisfied, pleased
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