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means feeling annoyed or impatient due to a situation or a task that is not progressing as desired or expected. 

means feeling unhappy, sorrowful or emotionally distressed, often due to a specific event, situation, or personal circumstance.

means feeling content, pleased, or joyful due to a positive experience or circumstance.

a question typically used to ask about events, activities, or plans happening on the current evening.

a question used to inquire about whether someone has offspring, such as sons or daughters.

an introduction used to provide someone with the speaker's name.

a way of expressing gratitude or appreciation for something someone has done or given. It shows respect and fosters positive relationships.

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How do you say “I'm frustrated.” in Latvian?

“Es esmu aizkaitināts.”

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