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Cansado / Cansada

Tired

Contento / Contenta

Happy

Emocionado / Emocionada

Excited

Enfermo / Enferma

Sick

Enojado / Enojada

Angry

Estresado / Estresada

Stressed

Ocupado / Ocupada

Busy

Preocupado / Preocupada

Worried

Triste

Sad