Negative emotions arise from various factors, including personal experiences, cultural differences, and external pressures. In English, these emotions can be expressed through words like "disappointed," "angry," "sad," or "frustrated." The choice of words often depends on the context and the speaker's perspective. For example, in some cultures, expressing strong emotions is considered polite, while in others, it may be seen as disrespectful. Additionally, language barriers or differences in communication styles can also lead to misunderstandings about how negative emotions are expressed. Understanding and using the appropriate language for different situations is key to effectively conveying negative emotions in English. 阅读全部