How to Say ‘Soft feeling’ in Japanese
やさしい感じ
yasashii kanji
[yah-sah-shee kahn-jee]
💬 Usage Tip: [感じ] often means the overall feel or impression of something, not a physical sensation. You can attach many words before it: [やさしい感じ], [あたたかい感じ], [安定した感じ].
Phrase Breakdown
やさしい
yasashii
[yah-sah-shee]
gentle; soft
Describes something that feels gentle, kind, or soft in impression.
やさしい感じの丸が好きです。
I like circles with a gentle feeling.
感じ
kanji
[kahn-jee]
feeling; impression
The feeling or impression something gives.
やさしい感じがあります。
It has a gentle feeling.
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