Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Jealous"

A: No problem. Yes, you can say "I am jealous of your English speaking skills."

A: it means, “Don’t be jealous because I am with you.”

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A: It is the feeling towards one person when you want something that she has.

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A: I am jealous of your shoes. I wish I had them but, I can’t afford any better.

A: •My crush hugged another girl and it made me jealous.
•My dog gets jealous if I pet other dogs.
•I’m so jealous of how pretty my best friend is.

A: she get jealous in every single thing.
my mom is jealous with my new hair cut.
i get jealous most of the time.
jealous is like a jelly you also need to sway and give way to others. 😄😅

A: この前、違いを説明しました。　https://hinative.com/en-US/questions/776320
違いはおもったより複雑でした。envyは或る人はあるけど、自分はなくて困る、jealousyは第三者が現れて、もうあるものを失う恐れを感じるということです。
みんなは勝手に I'm jealous of your clothes!とか言っていますから、違いをそんなにきにすることではないですね。

A: "Jealous" and "envious" are basically the same, but "jealous" is more common.
Use "jealous" rather than "envious" if you are using it in a romantic sense ("I think Sally is jealous of her boyfriend's female friend").

A: I think most people use it in similar ways, but they have slightly different meanings. I don't think you would confuse anyone if you used them interchangeably.

Envy is when we lack a desired thing enjoyed by another.

Jealousy is when something we have is threatened by another person

A: They are both synonyms and mean just about the same thing. However, if I were to say their was a difference. I would have to say, jealousy is longing to be someone or to have their lifestyle. However, envy is a desire to have someone's object.

他们都是同义词，平均几乎同样的事情。但是，如果我说自己是一个区别。我不得不说，嫉妒是渴望有人或者有自己的生活方式。但是，嫉妒是一个有欲望某人的对象。Sorry, I used a translator. :P

A: Jelly is simply a more antagonistic/cuter way of saying jealous. They mean the same thing, but jelly is a more 'playful' way to rub someone's jealousy in their face or, conversely, to make light of your own.

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A: @sallykyoko yeah😊

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A: That sounded a bit like 'yealous'. It needs to sound like a clear J :)

A: Your first one was a bit better than your second one. Jealous is pronounced like "jehlis"