How to Say ‘It feels very good.’ in Japanese
とても気持ちいいです。
totemo kimochi ii desu
[totemo kimochi ii desu]
💬 Usage Tip: [気持ちいい] becomes more polite with [です]. This is an easy, natural compliment to give during a massage: "It feels really good."
🇯🇵 In Japan: Giving brief positive feedback like this is appreciated in Japan. It helps the therapist know the pressure and technique are working well.
Phrase Breakdown
とても
totemo
[totemo]
very
Emphasizes that the feeling is strong or noticeable.
とても気持ちいいです。
It feels very good.
気持ちいい
kimochi ii
feels good; comfortable
Describes a pleasant physical feeling or comfort.
この椅子は気持ちいいです。
This chair feels comfortable.
Words in this phrase
気持ち
kimochi
[kimochi]
feeling; sensation
Refers to the feeling or sensation in the body.
このあたりが気持ちいいです。
This area feels good.
いい
ii
[ii]
good
Describes the feeling as good or pleasant.
押し方がちょうどよくていいです。
The way you're pressing is just right and feels good.
です
desu
[desu]
is; polite copula
Polite sentence ending used to state something respectfully.
とても気持ちいいです。
It feels very good.
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