Sientan (en. Feel)

sjenˈtan

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To miss something that brings someone happiness or discomfort.

I hope you feel comfortable in the meeting.

Espero que se sientan cómodos en la reunión.

To experience physical or emotional sensations.

It is important that you feel the warmth of the sun.

Es importante que sientan la calidez del sol.

To express emotions in a perceptible way.

May you feel my support at all times.

Que sientan mi apoyo en todo momento.

From Latin 'sentire', meaning to feel.

to feel good

To be in a positive emotional or physical state.

sentirse bien

to feel bad

To be in a negative emotional or physical state.

sentirse mal

to feel at home

To feel comfortable or welcomed in a place.

sentirse como en casa

I feel

First person singular of the present indicative of the verb to feel.

siento

you feel

Second person singular of the present indicative of the verb to feel.

sientes

he/she/it feels

Third person singular of the present indicative of the verb to feel.

siente

To feel something deeply.

It hits me hard when I think about what I lost.

Me sienta heavy cuando pienso en lo que perdí.

To feel that something affects a lot.

That news affects me badly.

Esa noticia me sienta mal.