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What is the difference between I’m excited. and I’m thrilled. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between I’m excited. and I’m thrilled. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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- English (US)
excited and thrilled more or less express the same feeling of happiness for something about to happen.
But I feel like excited is used more commonly but thrilled is a better way to express one's feelings.
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they both mean the same, like synonyms but "thrilled" is emphasizing more than "excited"
I was excited because of the party
I was thrilled because of my wedding (as you can see, both are different situations and you'll be -more excited- at your wedding than a party *is just an example*
- English (US)
While they basically means the same thing.
Excited is a feeling of excitement, while "I'm thrilled" is usually used as an alternative to "I'm happy" or "I'm ecstatic".
Excitement is a feeling of adrenaline, so "I'm excited" can be linked to the rush of adrenaline that one usually feels when watching a movie for example. It is sort of like a びりびり type of feeling.
"I'm thrilled" is more of a joyful type of feeling, like when you're feeling happy or glad, for example.
Examples:
"I'm excited for the Doctor Strange movie!"
"I'm thrilled that you're here, my friend."
- Japanese
@mmmmalia Wow that’s easy to understand!! Thank you!!
- Japanese
@Yuki_Daruma That makes sense! Thank you!!
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