Expressing Happines, disapointment and Boredom

There are certain expressions which are used to express:
Happines, for example::

• I am glad to hear that.
• I am happy to hear that.
• That’s great!
• Wonderful!

Disappointment, for example:

• That’s disappointing.
• That’s too bad.
• That’s real shame.

Boredom, for example:

• That’s boring.
• I am totally not interested.
• How boring.
• Dull.

Study the following dialogue!

In a canteen, Doni meets his friend, Harry, a boy who is enjoying a bowl of meatball soup.

Doni  : Hi, How’s it going?
Harry : pretty good, thanks. How about you?
Doni : I am glad to hear that, but I don’t feel good today.
Harry : Why? Do you have any problems?
Doni : Uhm…yes, I do. I get bad score for my Math test. As a result, my father is angry to me and cancel his promise to buy me a bicycle.
Harry : Oh, That’s very disappointing. I think you should talk to your father.
Doni : Yeah, I just want to explain to him the reason why my Math score is bad. I hope he’ll understand.
Harry : That’s good, Doni. Goodluck! By the way, I have to meet Mr. Pandu right now.
Doni : Mmm, Ok. I just stay here. See you.
Harry : See you.