How to Say ‘Feel; sensation’ in Traditional Chinese
感覺
gǎn jué
[gahn-jyueh]
💬 Usage Tip: [感覺] can be a noun ("feeling") or a verb ("to feel / seem"). In [感覺很溫暖], it works like "it feels," as in [感覺很好].
Phrase Breakdown
感覺
gǎn jué
[gahn-jyueh]
feeling; to feel
Used as a noun for a feeling or as a verb meaning to sense or feel something.
第一次來這種交流場合，我感覺有一點緊張。
The first time coming to this kind of networking event, I feel a little nervous.
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