How to Say ‘Make people feel’ in Traditional Chinese
讓人覺得
ràng rén jué dé
[rahng ren jyue-deh]
💬 Usage Tip: [讓人覺得] means "makes people feel/think that...," and what comes after it is the impression created: [讓人覺得很舒服], [讓人覺得你很有自信]. It's a softer, more personal version than just stating a fact directly.
Phrase Breakdown
讓
ràng
[rahng]
to make; to cause
Introduces the feeling or impression caused in other people.
你的打扮讓人覺得很有品味。
Your outfit makes people feel that you have great taste.
人
rén
[ren]
person; people
A general reference to others or people in general.
你的笑容讓人覺得很安心。
Your smile makes people feel at ease.
覺得
jué dé
[jyue-deh]
to feel; to think
Used for personal impressions, feelings, or opinions.
你讓人覺得很好親近。
You make people feel that you’re easy to approach.
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