triste
/ˈtɾiste/, [ˈt̪ɾis.t̪e]sad
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Es triste ver a Mary tan desdichada.
It's sad to see Mary so unhappy.
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Ciertamente, estaré triste si muere.
I'll certainly be sad if he dies.
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Estoy triste.
I'm sad.
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Me puso un poco triste.
It made me a little sad.
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Tom parecía muy triste.
Tom seemed very sad.
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Pero lo triste no se va. Nunca se va. ¿Por qué será?
But the sad things don't go away. They never do. Why is that so?
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Esa es una historia tan triste.
This is such a sad story.
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Estás triste.
You're sad.
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¡Qué triste historia!
What a sad story this is!
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Pareces algo triste.
You look kind of down.
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El anciano parece triste.
The old man looks sad.
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Pienso que es triste no tener amigos.
I think it's sad to have no friends.
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Esta es una historia tan triste.
This is such a sad story.
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¡Dios mío, qué triste!
My God, how sad!
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Es tan triste...
This is so sad.
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¿Alguna vez te sientes como un panda triste?
Do you ever feel like a sad panda?
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Ella se ve triste y desolada.
She looks sorrowful and forlorn.
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Tom está muy triste.
Tom is very sad.
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¿Por qué estás triste?
Why are you sad?
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Tom se sintió triste.
Tom felt sad.
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