How to Say ‘I feel the same.’ in Japanese
同じ気持ちだ。
onaji kimochi da
[oh-nah-jee kee-moe-chee dah]
💬 Usage Tip: Straight and clear. Softer: [同じ気持ちだよ]. Polite: [同じ気持ちです].
🇯🇵 In Japan: A calm confirmation like this often reads as mature in Japan—less “grand romantic speech,” more steady commitment.
Phrase Breakdown
同じ気持ち
onaji kimochi
the same feelings
同じ = “same,” 気持ち = “feelings.” Together: “the same feelings (as you).”
私も同じ気持ちだよ。
I feel the same way too.
Words in this phrase
同じ
onaji
[oh-nah-jee]
same
Used to match feelings/intentions with someone. Common response in honest relationship talk.
私も同じ気持ちだ。
I feel the same, too.
気持ち
kimochi
[kee-moe-chee]
feeling; emotion
In this phrase, it means “feelings/intentions.” Together with 同じ, it becomes “the same feelings.”
あなたと同じ気持ちだ。
I feel the same as you.
だ
da
[dah]
to be (plain)
Ends the sentence casually and directly. Politer versions: です / ですよ.
同じ気持ちだよ。
I feel the same.
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