Hi,
I've looked up these two words and found that they are almost synonymous. So I don't know whether they are both natural in my context:
Context:
I was walking by the downtown and saw that there was a little girl (maybe 6-7 years old) was playing Guzheng (a kind of instrument) in front of many people. Since she said something (like an introduction of herself and the piece of music she was going to play), I heard noticeable tremble in her voice, but finally she came to the stage and gave the show. I then said:
She's brave.
She's courageous.
I wonder if they are both natural in my context. Thanks a lot
Thoughts:
I know "brave" means "not afraid of danger", but here, could it be an emotionally dangerous situation? I need your help.
Thanks a lot
I've looked up these two words and found that they are almost synonymous. So I don't know whether they are both natural in my context:
Context:
I was walking by the downtown and saw that there was a little girl (maybe 6-7 years old) was playing Guzheng (a kind of instrument) in front of many people. Since she said something (like an introduction of herself and the piece of music she was going to play), I heard noticeable tremble in her voice, but finally she came to the stage and gave the show. I then said:
She's brave.
She's courageous.
I wonder if they are both natural in my context. Thanks a lot
Thoughts:
I know "brave" means "not afraid of danger", but here, could it be an emotionally dangerous situation? I need your help.
Thanks a lot