Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Joyous"s

A: Alegre

For example:

What a joyous moment or experience

A: Joyous isn't really a daily or everyday word. It's more a word you would come across while reading, and sounds a tiny bit old-fashioned, poetic, or like the speaker is purposefully making some sort of speech or declaration. It sounds "fancy".

Such as:

1. This is a joyous occasion!
2. His joyous words lifted her spirits.

A: They can pretty much be used interchangeably, but joyful is used more for describing someone's feelings and joyous is more used for describing events, places, things, etc.
But honestly most people use them interchangeably so it doesn't really matter. although joyous is a little more formal

A: joyful and joyous are synonyms

they both means Being extremely happy or excited

A: the suffix "ful" means that something happens many times.
the ous is just a state of the moment.
a joyous guy is full of joy now
a joyful guy is most of the time full of joy.

A: They mean the same, but joyful is more frequently used

A:

Adjectives are words that describe (tell more about) nouns/pronouns. There’s a noun/pronoun missing here.

It’s a joyous occasion - says the occasion is joyful.
When it is joyous - joyous elaborates the ‘it’.

When it is joyous, the breathing becomes faster.

A: You sound a little unnatural. You are swallowing some sounds and also over annunciating some others and putting stress in some odd places. I will show you how to pronunciation them

A: both sentences are good, only the joyous part is unnatural. here are three options:
I am joyful to see that I will stay in college for three years.
I am overjoyed to see that I will stay in college for three years.
It is a joyous sight to see that I will stay in college for three years.

A: I really hope you have a cheerful party tonight.