* fun = amusant ; enjoyable = agréable ; pleasant = plaisant (neutre). * pleased / glad = content (calme/poli) ; delighted / thrilled = ravi (fort). * enjoy + V-ing (pas *enjoy to V*) ; pleasure est plus “formel” que fun.

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* enjoy + nom : *I enjoy music.* * enjoy + V-ing : *I enjoy reading.* * incorrect : *I enjoy to read.*

Synonymes utiles :

* to like (neutre) : *I like it.* * to love (fort) : *I love it.* * to appreciate (plus formel) : *I appreciate your help.*

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Expressions fréquentes :

* take pleasure in + V-ing : *She takes pleasure in helping others.* * get a kick out of + V-ing (informel) : *I get a kick out of cooking for friends.* * treat yourself : *Treat yourself to a nice dinner.*

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* have a great time = passer un super moment * make my day = ça me fait ma journée * really enjoyed myself = je me suis vraiment amusé * a real pleasure = un vrai plaisir * guilty pleasure = plaisir coupable * simple pleasures = petits plaisirs simples

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* excited est neutre en anglais (enthousiaste), même si “excité” en français peut sonner ambigu. * content = satisfait/paisible, pas “contenu”. * pleased est poli/pro, pas forcément émotion forte. * indulgent = se faire plaisir (souvent nourriture/achat), pas “indulgent” au sens français.

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Complète avec : enjoyable / fun / relaxing / soothing / pleased / delighted / thrilled / satisfied / content / relieved / treat / indulgent / guilty pleasure

* The spa was really . * That film was (nice experience). * The board game was so . * This song is (calms you down). * I’m with the results (polite/pro). * I’m to meet you (formal). * I’m about the weekend trip (very excited). * I’m with my progress (goal). * I feel with my routine (peaceful). * I’m the exam is over (after stress). * A good coffee in the morning is a real . * That dessert was really (rich, “treat yourself”). * Watching reality TV is my .

* relaxing * enjoyable * fun * soothing * pleased * delighted * thrilled * satisfied * content * relieved * treat * indulgent * guilty pleasure