How to Say ‘Makes me feel very comfortable’ in Simplified Chinese
让我觉得很舒服
ràng wǒ jué de hěn shū fú
[rahng waw jyweh-duh hunn shoo-foo]
💬 Usage Tip: [让] means "make/let," and [让我觉得...] is a very common way to say something causes a feeling: [让我觉得很舒服], [让我觉得很安心]. It's softer and more natural than a blunt judgment.
Phrase Breakdown
让
ràng
[rahng]
to let; to make
让 means to cause someone to feel or do something.
你的语气让我很放松。
Your tone makes me feel very relaxed.
我
wǒ
[waw]
me; I
我 is the speaker referring to themselves as the one feeling something.
这句话让我觉得被尊重。
This sentence makes me feel respected.
觉得
jué de
[jyweh-duh]
to feel; to think
觉得 expresses a personal feeling, impression, or opinion.
我觉得你很会表达。
I feel you’re very good at expressing yourself.
很
hěn
[hunn]
very
很 adds degree to the feeling being described.
你说话的方式很舒服。
The way you speak feels very comfortable.
舒服
shū fú
[shoo-foo]
comfortable; at ease
舒服 means physically or emotionally comfortable; here it means emotionally at ease.
跟你聊天让我觉得很舒服。
Talking with you makes me feel very comfortable.
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