Korean · Emotions & Feelings
sinnada
To be excited
To feel very happy and full of energy.
여행 갈 생각에 신나요.
I am excited about the trip.
'신나다' (sinnada) comes from the verb '신' (sin, meaning with joy or glee) and '나다' (nada, which translates to 'to arise'). Together, they express the emergence of excitement.
'신나다' is frequently used in informal settings to express enthusiasm or excitement, especially among younger audiences when discussing enjoyable experiences.