Adjective to describe feelings

I am very stressed about work.

I was very depressed when they bullied me.

I am really angry with my company. It forgot my experience.

I am pleased you enjoyed it.

I couldn’t remember her name. It was so embarrassed.

I am very satisfied with my flight.

I feel guilty about leaving my children on their own.

She got very upset when I told her the bad news.

I was quiet lonely when I was a child.

I always get nervous before speaking in front of public.

I have to be confident to be an advisor.

I am fed up with my job.

I was sad to hear you lost your job.

I always very calm after talking to you.

I get annoyed when people talk about sensitive topic.

I am excited.

I am worried.

I am surprised.

I am bored.

I am tired.

I am frightened.

Adjective for: People - Weather - Food (Adverb)

Town:

Industrial

Polluted

Crowded

Touristy

Cosmopolitan

Dangerous

Welcoming

People:

Welcoming

Helpful

Relaxed

Reserved

Dangerous

Healthy

Weather:

Wet

Freezing

Changeable

Windy

Food:

Delicious

Spicy

Bland

Healthy

Example:

1. Cikarang is an industrial city.
2. Big cities are often very polluted.
3. Bandung is a nice place, but a big touristy.
4. The people were very welcoming when I arrived.
5. People who live in the country usually more relaxed.
6. People often say I am quiet reserved.
7. It is freezing here in Perth in winter.
8. In April the weather is quiet changeable.
9. This food is delicious.
10. Indian food is very spicy.
11. I like the hotel, but the food is a bit bland.

Go - important

Go - been : have been back
Go - gone : still at location

Go on holiday (UK)
Go on vacation (US)

Laundry

Dear valuable guest

If you need laundry service, please fill up and put your sign at the laundry list inside wardrobe 

or call our telephone operator at ext 0 

to have your laundry picked up and process before 10 a.m.

The laundry will be delivered to the room in the same day by 9 p.m.

Thank you

Management P Hotel Bandung