How do you say "The atmosphere is nice." in Japanese?

"The atmosphere is nice." in Japanese is "雰囲気がいいですね。". This phrase is commonly used in Japan.

What does "雰囲気がいいですね。" mean in English?

"雰囲気がいいですね。" means "The atmosphere is nice." in English.

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How to Say ‘The atmosphere is nice.’ in Japanese

雰囲気がいいですね。

fuinki ga ii desu ne

[foo-n-EE-kee gah ee dess neh]

Phrase Breakdown

雰囲気

fuinki

[foo-n-EE-kee]

atmosphere; vibe

A noun used for the mood or feeling of a place, situation, or interaction.

Example

この店は雰囲気がいいですね。

This place has a nice atmosphere, doesn't it?

がいいですね

ga ii desu ne

is nice, isn’t it?

Praises something politely and invites agreement with ね.

Example

景色がいいですね。

The view is nice, isn’t it?

Words in this phrase

が

[gah]

subject marker

A particle that marks what is being described or focused on in the sentence.

Example

この店は雰囲気がいいですね。

This place has a nice atmosphere, doesn't it?

いい

[ee]

good; nice

An i-adjective meaning something is good, pleasant, or favorable.

Example

この店は雰囲気がいいですね。

This place has a nice atmosphere, doesn't it?

です

desu

[dess]

is; polite copula

A polite sentence ending used to make statements courteous.

Example

この店は雰囲気がいいですね。

This place has a nice atmosphere, doesn't it?

ね

[neh]

isn't it?; right?

A sentence-ending particle used to seek agreement or add a friendly tone.

Example

この店は雰囲気がいいですね。

This place has a nice atmosphere, doesn't it?

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