annoy - inis/asar
anxious - balisa
happy - masaya, maligaya
delighted - malugod, galak
hot - init
cold - lamig
shiver - ginaw
hurt - sakit, nasaktan
palpitation - kaba
sad/unhappy - malungkot
mourn/grieve - luksa
lament - taghoy
open-mouth - tunganga
happy - masaya, maligaya
delighted - malugod, galak
hot - init
cold - lamig
shiver - ginaw
hurt - sakit, nasaktan
touchy - pikon
exasperated - bugnot
goose bumps - kilabot
angry - galit
wrath - poot
troubled - ligalig, bagabag
scared/afraid - takot, sindak
surprise - mangha
awe - hanga
vexation - kunsimisyon
loathe - yamot, suklam
despondent - lupaypay
sluggish - bagal, tamad
guilt - sala,
shame - hiya
timid/shy - mahiyain
embarrass - hiya
startle - gulat
jealous/envy - inggit
distress - himutok
compassion/pity - habag, awa
hostile - nanghahamon
resentment - tampo, sama ng loob
torment - pighati
lust - nasa, libog
shock - gimbal
howl - ungol
cry - iyak
scream - sigaw
shrill cry - tili
wild - mabangis
satisfied - kumporme
torment - pighati
hopeless - walang pag-asa
hopeful - tiwala
tenderness - lambing
persistent - masigasig
care - kalinga
adore - samba
sentimental - pakiramdam
longing - asam, sabik
bliss - ginhawa
pride - yabang
grouchy/grumpy - mataray
suffer - hirap
disappoint - bigo
regret - pagsisisi
isolated - nag-iisa
neglect - pabaya, lingat
defeat - talo
secured - tiwasay, ligtas
humiliation - pagpapakumbaba
insult - lait
panic - taranta
nervous - kaba
worry - mag-alala
uneasy - di mapakali

is there anyway it could be written how it sounds in english as to know if ones saying it right?

"Stress is phonemic in Tagalog. Primary stress occurs on either the last or the next-to-the-last (penultimate) syllable of a word. Vowel lengthening accompanies primary or secondary stress except when stress occurs at the end of a word. Stress on words is very important, they differentiate words with the same spelling, but with different meanings, e.g. tayô (to stand) and táyo (us; we)."
Source: Wikipedia

great/amazing - pambihira