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...no? In the literal examples given in the post, they would be translated as english

I'm sad: estoy triste I'm anxious: estoy ansioso/a

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  • That’s why I said somewhat similar and gave different examples than the ones in the OP. The non-literal language involved in talking about emotions being different between language groups in some situations was interesting to me.

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