Sentence examples of "feel" in English with translation "sentirse"

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I often feel extremely exhausted. A menudo me siento extremadamente exhausto.
I don't feel well. No me siento bien.
I feel bad for her. Me siento mal por ella.
I feel much better today. Hoy me siento mucho mejor.
I do not feel sad. No me siento triste.
I feel guilty about it. Me siento culpable por eso.
I feel all hopeful about... Me siento optimista con respecto a...
Don't wanna feel blue. No quiero sentirme triste.
I feel secure with him. Me siento segura con él.
Thank you, I feel better Gracias, me siento mejor
Feel free to contact me. Siéntase libre de contactarme.
I feel so happy today. Me siento tan feliz hoy.
I feel bad for him. Me siento mal por él.
I do not feel guilty. No me siento culpable.
Tony did not feel poor. Tony no se sentía pobre.
I don't feel good No me siento bien
I feel bad for them. Me siento mal por ellos.
I want to feel important. Quiero sentirme importante.
I feel lighter than air. Me siento más ligero que el aire.
He makes everybody feel at ease. Él hace que todo el mundo se sienta cómodo.
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