Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Sympathy"

A: I think in this sentence, the person is trying to ask “where are my feelings towards others/why don’t I sympathize with anyone” which is another way to say “why don’t I really care about others”

A: Sympathy means, feelings of pity and sorrow for someone else’s misfortune.

A: means that you understand and care for someone, a situation... you have simpaty with the person you care.

A: Feeling sorrow for another person or if you know how they feel, you feel sympathy

A: Insincere sympathy or acting like you have sympathy but not really having it.

A: “I sent her a card to show her my sympathy after her son passed away.”
“I felt sympathy for the homeless man.”

A: Pathetic is a negative word to describe something as poor. For example: his attitude is pathetic.

Sympathy is a word to describe an understanding of someone’s emotions, typically during a stressful or traumatic time. It’s also used in an adjective form, “sympathetic.” For example: he showed a lot of sympathy during that time. Another example: she is a sympathetic person.

A: I have sympathy for you.

A: Sympathy is feeling sorry or pity for someone
“Your pet fish died, you have my sympathy”

Sympathetic is showing sympathy
“He was sympathetic with the fish’s family”

A: Great Question!
Sympathy is the emotion to show sorrow. To be sorrowful towards others. We use this words to people who have experienced a death in their family.
Example:
My condolences and sympathy go out to your family during this time of loss.

I sympathize with you.


Empathy is the ability to recognize and share another person’s emotions. The ability to understand and feel someone’s else’s pain/ loss/hurt/anguish as if it were your own pain/loss/ hurt.
Example:
I empathize with you. When John cheated on me, I felt betrayed just like you’re feeling now.


Hope this helps.

A: Pity = feeling sorry for someone
Sympathy = feeling sorry for them but trying to understand how they feel
Compassion is pretty much the same as sympathy but maybe stronger
Hope that helped!!

A: You have sympathy when you care about someone else's feelings.

You have empathy when you share someone else's feelings.

A: http://operationmeditation.com/discover/sympathy-vs-empathy-vs-compassion/

A: Sympathy is when you feel bad for a person, but have never experienced it yourself.
Empathy is when you personally understand a hardship because you have felt it yourself.

A: Disclaimer: there is no right or wrong way to show sympathy or no “right thing” to say.

Try this - “oh, I’m so sorry...”

A: Pay attention to the "th" sound before the "y" (in your recording it sounds like a "t")

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A: Sim-puh-thee

A: × i have sympathy with your opinion
✓ I sympathize with your opinion.

A: でも「assume」。。。

We would like to express our heartfelt sympathies to all of you who may have been affected by COVID-19 and forced to suffer inconveniences in your daily life. We truly hope that our lives will return to normal as soon as possible.

A: × We would like to express our heartfelt sympathies to all of you who we assume to have affected by COVID-19 and be forced to suffer inconveniences in your daily life.
✓ We would like to express our heartfelt sympathy to those who have been affected by COVID-19 and those who were forced to suffer through inconveniences in their daily lives.

× We truly hope that our life will return to normal as soon as possible.
✓ We truly hope that our lives will return to normal as soon as possible.

A: Just "I have sympathy for you" alone is better. You don't need to say "in the matter" because it's not a natural expression and your listener already knows what the situation is and what you have sympathy for.

A: because my family name includes the word turtle.