How many I commented

・2009/5/4 　Jall 『Buddhism 5 action』
　http://hemhem07-jall.blogspot.com/

・2009/5/18 　　Pino　　『Greetings』
　http://pino-world-1204.blogspot.com/

・2009/5/30 Pino　『Greetings!』
　http://pino-world-1204.blogspot.com/
・2009/5/31 Carp『Greet of family』　　
　http://carp-carproom.blogspot.com/

・2009/6/5 anpanman 『#7 Homework』
　http://anpanman-anpanman.blogspot.com/

・2009/6/7 michael 『Class#7 Names and Addresses』
　http://neverland-michael.blogspot.com/

・2009/6/7 clover 『Homework #4』　
　http://clo-clover.blogspot.com/

・2009/6/7 BECKY 『HOMEWORK - Feelings』
　http://becky-tt.blogspot.com/

・2009/6/8 carp 『Names and Addresses』
　http://carp-carproom.blogspot.com/

・2009/6/21 pekochan 『Class Number 7 Names and Addresses』
　http://pekochandays.blogspot.com/

Feelings

1, Are feelings, emotions and facial expressions universal across borders, happy, sad?

Yes, our feelings of different also appear from facial expression. For example, when we are happy, our facial expression is smile, kind expression and gentle kind. However, when we are sad, we are not smile. Our facial expression is cry. These different can look our eyes. Therefore, we can feel nonverbal emotions to companion. Our feelings change for our mood.

2, Try to name as many feelings as possible in Japanese. (10 minimum)
Then, write the English translation.

Happy (うれしい) , sad(悲しい), pleasant (楽しい), angry(怒る), perplexed(当惑する), excited(興奮する), suffer(苦しむ),　fear(恐怖), dear(愛しい), shy(恥ずかしい), love(愛する、好き) , surprise (驚き)

3, Are there any feelings in Japanese that cannot be translated into English?

It is difficult question. My answer is No, but I have not good idea.
I think many feelings in Japanese are same feelings in English.