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Scared

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Amharic አማርኛ am
ፈራሁ (ferahu)
Fe-ra-hoo

Use 'ferahu' to express being scared or afraid.

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Arabic العربية ar
خائف/ة
Kha-eef/ah (masculine/feminine)

Use 'خائف/ة' to describe being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

Bangla বাংলা bn
ভীত
Bhee-to

Use 'bhito' to describe being scared or afraid.

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Catalan català ca
Espantat/ada
Es-pan-TAT/a-da (masculine/feminine)

Use 'espantat/ada' to express being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

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Czech čeština cs
Vyděšený/á
Vi-dye-she-NIY/A (masculine/feminine)

Use 'vyděšený/á' to describe being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

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Danish dansk da
Bange
Bang-uh

Use 'bange' to express being scared or afraid.

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German Deutsch de
Erschrocken
Air-shro-ken

Use 'erschrocken' to describe being scared or startled, often due to a sudden event.

Greek Ελληνικά el
Φοβισμένος/η
Fo-vee-SME-nos/ee (masculine/feminine)

Use 'φοβισμένος/η' to describe being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

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Spanish Español es
Asustado/a
Ah-soo-STA-tho/ah (masculine/feminine)

Use 'asustado/a' to describe fear in general situations, modifying the ending to match the gender of the subject.

Estonian eesti et
Hirmunud
Heer-mu-nood

Use 'hirmunud' to express being scared or afraid.

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Basque Basque eu
Beldur
Bel-dur

Use 'beldur' to express being scared or afraid.

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Persian فارسی fa
ترسیده
Tar-si-deh

Use 'tarside' to describe being scared or frightened.

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Finnish suomi fi
Pelästynyt
Pe-laes-TY-nyt

Use 'pelästynyt' to express being scared or afraid.

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French Français fr
Effrayé/e
Eh-fray-ay (masculine/feminine)

Use 'effrayé/e' to express being scared, matching the gender of the speaker.

Galician Galician gl
Asustado/a
Ah-soo-STA-tho/ah (masculine/feminine)

Use 'asustado/a' to describe being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

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Gujarati ગુજરાતી gu
ડરેલું
Da-re-lu

Use 'darelu' to describe being scared or afraid.

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Hausa Hausa ha
Tsoro
Tso-ro

Use 'tsoro' to express being scared or afraid.

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Hebrew עברית he
מפחד/ת
Me-fa-CHED/et (masculine/feminine)

Use 'מפחד/ת' to describe being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

Hindi हिन्दी hi
डरा हुआ/ई
Da-RAA hu-aa/ee (masculine/feminine)

Use 'डरा हुआ/ई' to describe being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

Hungarian magyar hu
Megijedt
Meh-ee-yed

Use 'megijedt' to describe being scared or frightened.

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Indonesian Indonesia id
Takut
Ta-koot

Use 'takut' to express being scared or afraid.

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Icelandic Icelandic is
Hræddur/hrædd
Hrayth-ur/hrayth

Use 'hræddur/hrædd' to express being scared or afraid, matching the gender of the subject.

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Italian Italiano it
Spaventato/a
Spa-ven-TA-to/a (masculine/feminine)

Use 'spaventato/a' to express being scared, matching the gender of the speaker.

Japanese 日本語 ja
怖い (kowai)
Ko-wai

Use 'kowai' to describe being scared or afraid.

Korean 한국어 ko
무서운 (museoun)
Moo-seo-oon

Use 'museoun' to describe being scared or afraid.

Lithuanian lietuvių lt
Išsigandęs/usi
Ish-si-gan-DES/oo-si (masculine/feminine)

Use 'išsigandęs/usi' to express being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

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Latvian latviešu lv
Nobijies/usies
No-bee-yess/oo-see-ess (masculine/feminine)

Use 'nobijies/usies' to express being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

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Marathi मराठी mr
घाबरलेला/लेली
Gha-ba-ra-le-la/le-li (masculine/feminine)

Use 'ghabaralela/leli' to describe being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

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Malay Melayu ms
Takut
Ta-koot

Use 'takut' to express being scared or afraid.

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Dutch Nederlands nl
Bang
Bung

Use 'bang' to express being scared or afraid.

Norwegian norsk no
Redd
Red

Use 'redd' to express being scared or afraid.

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Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ pa
ਡਰਿਆ ਹੋਇਆ
Da-ri-ya ho-ya

Use 'dariya hoya' to describe being scared or afraid.

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Polish polski pl
Przestraszony/a
Pshe-strash-O-ni/a (masculine/feminine)

Use 'przestraszony/a' to describe being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

Portuguese Português pt
Assustado/a
Ah-shoo-STA-doo/ah (masculine/feminine)

Use 'assustado/a' to describe being scared, matching the gender of the speaker.

Romanian română ro
Speriat/ă
Spe-ri-AT/a (masculine/feminine)

Use 'speriat/ă' to describe being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

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Russian русский ru
Испуганный/ая
Is-poo-GAN-niy/a-ya (masculine/feminine)

Use 'испуганный/ая' to describe being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

Swedish svenska sv
Rädd
Red

Use 'rädd' to express being scared or afraid.

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Swahili Kiswahili sw
Hofu
Ho-fu

Use 'hofu' to express being scared or afraid.

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Tamil தமிழ் ta
பயந்த
Pa-yan-tha

Use 'payantha' to describe being scared or afraid.

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Telugu తెలుగు te
భయపడిన
Bha-ya pa-di-na

Use 'bhaya padina' to describe being scared or afraid.

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Thai ไทย th
กลัว (glua)
Glu-ah

Use 'klua' to express being scared or afraid.

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Filipino Filipino tl
Natatakot
Na-ta-ta-KOT

Use 'natatakot' to express being scared or afraid.

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Turkish Türkçe tr
Korkmuş
Kork-mush

Use 'korkmuş' to describe being scared or afraid.

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Ukrainian українська uk
Наляканий/а
Na-lya-KA-niy/a (masculine/feminine)

Use 'наляканий/а' to describe being scared, matching the gender of the subject.

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Urdu اردو ur
ڈر گیا
Dar ga-ya

Use 'dar gaya' to describe being scared or afraid.

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Vietnamese Tiếng Việt vi
Sợ
So

Use 'sợ' to express being scared or afraid.

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Yoruba Yoruba yo
Bẹ̀rù
Be-roo

Use 'bẹ̀rù' to express being scared or afraid.

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Chinese 中文 zh
害怕 (hài pà)
High pah

Use 'hài pà' to express being scared or afraid.

zh-yue zh-yue zh-yue
驚 (gēng)
Gung

Use 'gēng' to describe being scared or frightened.

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Zulu Zulu zu
Uyesaba
Oo-ye-SA-ba

Use 'uyesaba' to express being scared or afraid.

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