How to say feeling in Japanese

JLPTN4
気持ち★【きもちkimochi】気持

noun:

  • feeling; sensation; mood
  • preparedness; readiness; attitude
  • thanks; solicitude; sympathy - humble language

adverb:

  • just a little; somewhat; slightly

Example Sentences

そのsono夜yoru以前izen、彼らkareraのno間maにni悪感情akukanjouはha決してkesshiteなかったnakatta。
There had never been any ill-feeling between them until that night.
私watashiもmo、ほんとにhontoni久々hisabisaにni家庭kateiでdeくつろいだkutsuroida時間jikanをwo過ごしたsugoshitaってtte感じkanji。
I also really had the feeling of having had a relaxed day with my family for the first time in a long while.
このkono気持ちkimochiがga冷めないsamenaiうちuchiにniがんばりますganbarimasu！！「鉄は熱いうちに打てtetsuhaatsuiuchinibute」とtoいいますiimasuからkara。
I'm going to get going before this feeling goes!! Well they do say "Strike while the iron is hot."
行けども行けどもikedomoikedomo、やはりyahari同じonaji場所bashoをwoグルグルGURUGURU回っているmawatteiru気がしてkigashiteならないnaranai。
The further I went the more irresistible became the feeling that I was going round and round in circles.
朝asa起きてokite、挨拶を交わすaisatsuwokawasu相手aiteがgaいるiru——久しぶりのhisashiburino感覚kankakuだda。
To get up in the morning, and there be someone to say good morning to - I haven't had this feeling for a long time.

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