Usage examples of "me sens bien" in French with translation to English

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Je me sens bien ce matin. I'm feeling good this morning.
Je me sens bien après la gym. I feel good after a workout.
Je me sens bien après une séance de gym. I feel good after a workout.
Maintenant je me sens bien. I'm feeling fine now.
Je ne l'ai pas invité à la fête. Je me sens coupable de ça. I didn't invite him to the party. I feel guilty about it.
Je me sens heureux lorsque je suis avec toi. I feel happy when I'm with you.
« Remonte de la zone de commentaires, je me sens seule et j'ai peur ! » cria Mary angoissée. "Climb back from the comment area, I feel lonely and I'm scared!" shouted Mary, anxious.
Je n'aurais pas dû manger ça. Je me sens malade. I shouldn't have eaten that. I feel sick.
Je me sens beaucoup mieux aujourd'hui. I'm feeling much better today.
Je me sens mal aujourd'hui. I feel a little bad today.
Chaque jour je me sens de mieux en mieux. Every day I feel better and better.
Après trois nuits de veilles successives au boulot je me sens inondé de travail. After three straight late nights at work, I feel like I'm drowning in work.
Vu que j'ai été très occupé hier, je me sens très fatigué ce matin. Having been busy all day yesterday, I feel very tired this morning.
Je ne me sens pas d'attaque. I'm not up for it.
Je me sens souvent déprimé. I feel depressed often.
Je me sens heureux. I feel happy.
Je te prie de m'excuser, mais je me sens malade. Excuse me, but I feel sick.
Je me sens étouffé. I feel stuffy.
Je me sens mieux aujourd'hui qu'hier. I feel better today than yesterday.
Je me sens seule. I'm lonely.
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