X'masにあなたの演奏が聴ける人はとても羨ましいって英語でなんて言うの？

*I am jealous of the people that are going to hear you play at the concert. This means that you know that they are really good at playing the violin and the people that are going to listen are definitely going to enjoy. You can also say "I really envy the people that are going to listen to you play the violin at the Christmas concert." Another word for jealous is envy.

"I envy you" is a simple way of saying that you are jealous of what someone has or can do. We are using envy as a verb in order to convey that the act of being envious or jealous is taking place. If you prefer to use the word jealous, you can simply say that you are jealous. You can elaborate on the statement by saying that you are 'jealous of... etc.'.

Envious is similar in meaning to jealousy. It is something you want that other people have. Fortunate is similar to being lucky.

If only.....!' This construction may be used when you want to express regret and talk about something which is almost certainly not possible for you for some reason: "If only I could fly!' "If only I could finish work early and catch the express train to your city this evening - we could go out together!" Alternatively, you could show your enthusiasm for something by saying: "I'd so love ........" or, less expressively, "I'd so like ...." "I'd so like to visit you this autumn but I simply don't have any free time!"

If you wish you were doing something that someone else is or wish you could do it as well this is called being 'jealous' When someone plays an instrument the person that goes to see them is said to 'listen to them' or 'hears them' play by adding Christmas you are explainnig when they are playing

To say that you feel bitter is very similar to saying that you feel jealous of someone. It even means that you have a deep feeling of resentment. In contrast by saying that the people who are fortunate is a way of saying that they have had a good fortune. These two sentences explain in quite detail what has happened and the reason as to why you may have certain feelings. You may also include why you feel bitter. For example: I feel bitter because I admire his music so much and I would like to be like him.

"I'm jealous of the people attending the concert" This sentence implies that you are 'jealous'/envy those who will attend/go to the concert, as you would like to go yourself.

The two sentences you see provided above are terrific ways to express to your listener that you are jealous of the people who get to listen to their music on Christmas day. In the first sentence you will notice the word envious. This is a synonym for the word jealous. In the second sentence you will see the word fortunate. This is a synonym for the word lucky. Both of these words would make great additions to your vocabulary.