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    いい感じがする (ii kanji ga suru) - It feels good.

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This expression is formed by an adjective (いい - good), a noun (感じ - feeling/impression), the nominative particle (が), and the verb (する - to do/to sense). It literally translates to 'a good feeling does' or 'a good feeling is sensed/made,' conveying the idea of having a good sensation or impression about something or someone.

    Sample sentences

    このレストラン、内装が素敵で、とてもいい感じがするね。

    This restaurant's interior is wonderful; it gives off a really good vibe, doesn't it?

    新しい仕事の面接、なんだかいい感じがしたよ。

    I had a good feeling about the interview for the new job.

    今日の会議はスムーズに進んで、いい感じがする。

    Today's meeting went smoothly, and I have a good feeling about it.

    Quick facts

    usage:It can be used to describe a general positive feeling about something rather than a specific physical sensation.
    nuance:'いい感じ' can refer to a pleasant sensation, a positive impression of a person/thing, or a favorable situation. 'がする' is used with nouns expressing sensations or feelings (e.g., 音がする - make a sound, 味がする - taste).

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    Example

    このレストラン、内装が素敵で、とてもいい感じがするね。

    This restaurant's interior is wonderful; it gives off a really good vibe, doesn't it?

    新しい仕事の面接、なんだかいい感じがしたよ。

    I had a good feeling about the interview for the new job.

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