Essential English Words: Greetings, Feelings, and More

'Hello': a common greeting used to acknowledge or greet someone.
'Goodbye': a farewell or parting phrase used to bid someone farewell.
'Thank you': an expression of gratitude or appreciation.
'Please': a polite word used to make a request or ask for something.
'Sorry': an apology or expression of regret for a mistake or wrongdoing.
'Yes': an affirmative response indicating agreement or consent.
'No': a negative response indicating disagreement or refusal.
'Love': a strong affection or deep feeling of attachment towards someone or something.
'Hate': a strong feeling of intense dislike or hostility towards someone or something.
'Happy': a feeling or state of joy, contentment, or satisfaction.
'Sad': a feeling or state of unhappiness, sorrow, or grief.
'Beautiful': pleasing to the eye or senses, possessing qualities that are aesthetically appealing.
'Ugly': unattractive or visually displeasing, lacking beauty or charm.
'Smart': intelligent, possessing a high level of mental capabilities or knowledge.
'Stupid': lacking intelligence or common sense, foolish or unintelligent.
'Brave': showing courage or fearlessness in the face of danger or adversity.
'Coward': a person who lacks courage or is easily intimidated.
'Strong': physically or mentally powerful, possessing great physical or mental strength.
'Weak': lacking in strength or power, lacking resilience or stamina.
'Friend': a person whom one knows, likes, and trusts, with whom one has a bond of mutual affection and support.