How to say feel-good in Japanese

ハートフルHAATOFURU Inflection: adjectival noun:
heart-warming; feel-good; emotionally uplifting; warm-hearted - From English "heartful"
barrier-free; disabled or senior-friendly

Example Sentences

私watashi はha なぜnaze かka 夜yoru のno 方hou がga 元気genki だda。: For some reason I feel more alive at night.
「トランプTORANPU したいshitai なあnaa。」「私watashi もmo。」: "I feel like playing cards." "So do I."
「気分kibun はha どうdou ですdesu かka。」とto 彼kare はha 尋ねtazune たta。: "How do you feel?" he asked.
君kimi をwo 元気genki にni さsa せるseru のno にni 何nani とto 言っi てte いいii かka 分からwakara ないnai よyo。: I don't know what to say to make you feel better.
気分kibun がga よくyoku ないnai んn だda。: I don't feel well.

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