Examples of using "Emocionado" in a sentence and their english translations:
Are you excited?
I'm excited.
He was deeply moved.
I'm really excited.
Tom will be thrilled.
Tom looks thrilled.
Tom was excited.
- Tom's thrilled.
- Tom is thrilled.
So I'm excited.
Quite excited. Come here!
He was very excited.
- I'm excited.
- I'm horny.
Tom is very excited.
He's nervous and excited.
Tom was so excited.
I'm excited.
I'm nervous and excited.
But I'm ... - I'm really excited.
Tom seems to be very excited.
and you're gonna be ecstatic,
I was deeply moved.
- I'm excited.
- I'm thrilled.
Is anyone else excited about this?
Tom seems happy and excited.
I'm kind of excited about this.
I'm so excited.
I'm too excited to eat anything.
Tom said that he was very excited.
The guy's excited. the mother's excited.
in German, because I was so excited about learning the language,
I'm nervous and excited.
Rick was over the moon about passing the exam.
- Tom's thrilled.
- Tom is thrilled.
Bob seems excited about watching the soccer game.
- I can't believe you're not as excited as I am.
- I can't believe that you're not as excited as I am.
and perhaps most importantly, I'm excited about what the future holds
If I were suddenly teleported three hundred years into the future, I don't know whether I'd be terrified or excited.
I had never eaten any kind of Thai food, so I was pretty excited about going to a Thai restaurant with my grandmother.
"Look at the alchemic glass," he cried; "something glows in the crucible, pure and heavy." He lifted it with a trembling hand, and exclaimed in a voice of agitation, "Gold! gold!"