19 Emotions For Which There Are No Words In English [Chart]

[stollercyrus]

http://www.bitrebels.com/lifestyle/19-emotions-no-words-in-english-chart/

[qompiler]

Good thing we can construct sentences to express ourselves!

[kls]

If slange is included then we do have words for some of those, the two at the bottom the Chinese one and the Estonian one are covered by laid-back and vegge. So there are words that cover some of them, they are just not formalized English.

[CodingPerson]

Another example is the German word "schadenfreude". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schadenfreude

[qompiler → CodingPerson]

Sadistic?

[NameNickHN → qompiler]

Or gloating.

[Svip]

What about the Korean Han? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Han_%28cultural%29

[IvyMike]

Ei viitsi = ennui? Or, perhaps, lassitudinous?

P.S. Both ennui and lassitudinous are fun to say.

[lookACamel → IvyMike]

And there's "languor" and "lackadaisicalness".