People & Feelings Vocabulary
Explore the vocabulary used to talk about people — personality traits, emotions, relationships, and physical descriptions — for learners anywhere in the world.
One domain, several areas of vocabulary
People & Feelings brings together several connected areas of vocabulary.
This section includes language for describing personality, talking about emotions, describing relationships with other people, and describing what someone looks like.
People & Feelings is a domain grouping, not a single vocabulary list. Each topic explores its vocabulary as a connected system, showing how words relate to and differ from one another, rather than as an alphabetical glossary — and each is written to stay useful wherever you happen to be, since how personality is judged, how openly emotions are shown, what counts as family, and what’s considered polite to say about someone’s appearance all vary between people and cultures.
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These four topics explore different areas of People & Feelings vocabulary. They can be explored independently, in any order.
How these lessons work
Vocabulary becomes more useful when related words are learned together.
Each topic in this domain explores its vocabulary as a connected system rather than a list of isolated words. You’ll typically encounter a concept, the vocabulary connected to it, useful distinctions between similar words, natural word combinations, and realistic examples of the language in use — though the exact shape adapts to what each topic actually needs. How personality, emotion, relationships, and appearance are described and judged varies between people and cultures, so each lesson focuses on the vocabulary itself rather than any one way of describing or judging a person.
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