🇪🇸 How to say

“to feel” in Spanish

sentir
Illustration of "to feel" in a Spanish cultural setting
A person sits on a park bench with their eyes closed, one hand gently resting on their heart. The sunlight filters through the trees, and their expression shows a mix of peace and deep emotion.

Usage note

Use 'sentir' for both physical sensations and emotions, just like in English. It's a versatile verb for everyday feelings, from temperature to happiness or sadness.

Examples

  • Me siento feliz hoy.

    I feel happy today.

  • Ella siente frío en la mañana.

    She feels cold in the morning.

  • ¿Sientes el amor en el aire?

    Do you feel the love in the air?

Quick check

What does "sentir" mean?

  • A. to feel
  • B. to ask
  • C. to have
  • D. to look

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