Sentence examples of "Sentiti" in Italian with translation "feel"

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Ci siamo tutti sentiti imbarazzati a cantare una canzone in pubblico. We all felt embarrassed to sing a song in public.
Non sente la casa tremare? Don't you feel the house shaking?
Si sente minacciata dai semafori? Do you feel threatened by the traffic lights?
Mia madre si sente meglio. My mother feels better.
Si sente minacciato dai semafori? Do you feel threatened by the traffic lights?
Lei si sente male oggi. She feels bad today.
Non senti la casa tremare? Don't you feel the house shaking?
Ti senti minacciata dai semafori? Do you feel threatened by the traffic lights?
Ti senti minacciato dai semafori? Do you feel threatened by the traffic lights?
Io non mi sento bene. I feel unwell.
Mi sento come un beluga! I feel like a beluga whale!
Mi sento male per loro. I feel bad for them.
Mi sento molto meglio adesso. I feel much better now.
Mi sento la testa pesante. My head feels heavy.
Io mi sento così persa. I feel so lost.
Mi sento molto meglio ora. I feel much better now.
Si senta libera di contattarmi. Feel free to contact me.
Si senta libero di contattarmi. Feel free to contact me.
Tom si sta sentendo nauseato. Tom is feeling nauseous.
Io mi sentii fuori posto. I felt out of place.
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