How to Say ‘Feeling; emotions’ in Japanese
気持ち
kimochi
[kee-moh-chee]
💬 Usage Tip: [気持ち] covers emotions and comfort. In care, it’s often about emotional safety, not only mood.
🇯🇵 In Japan: Talking about [気持ち] aligns with the idea that good care supports both body and mind.
Phrase Breakdown
気持ち
kimochi
[kee-moh-chee]
feelings; emotions
Refers to emotional state; frequently used to show empathy in care work.
利用者様の気持ちを聞いてから介助します。
I ask about the resident’s feelings before providing assistance.
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