Kayla (English With Kayla)

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English Vocabulary Help · Sound Smarter in English: Strong words You Should Be Using · 21 Jul 2026 podcast

I'll teach you exactly how to do that in this lesson.

Make sure to visit me at englishwithkayla.com.

where I, Kayla, can be your English teacher there.

You can join my monthly membership, have access to the community, to the quizzes and challenges that go along with every lesson every week.

Let's get started with these 30 words that will really help you upgrade your English.

Happy, happy, happy.

Well, let's go beyond happy.

Let's go and talk about some more emotion words that can help you successfully describe your emotions without, again, just using the basic general words everyone knows.

Of course, if you want to say you're extremely happy, you can say you are thrilled.

Yes, thrilled.

I was thrilled with the results of painting the room.

It looked gorgeous.

I was thrilled about the job offer that I got because they offered me a lot of money.

Thrilled, again, is a little bit stronger than just happy.

It means you're very excited as well.

And we often talk about getting good news or thrilled to hear the good news or we're thrilled to go to an exciting event or vacation or whatever it may be.

If you are pleased and very happy, you can use the word delighted.

Delighted.

Just the sound of this word is very nice.

It's delightful.

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