ζ„Ÿ

JLPT N3

Feel, emotion

Readings

On’yomi: カン (kan)
Kun’yomi: かん(γ˜γ‚‹) (kan(jiru))
feel

Vocabulary

ζ„Ÿγ˜γ‚‹
γ‹γ‚“γ˜γ‚‹
feel
ζ„Ÿε‹•
かんどう
be moved
ζ„Ÿθ¬
かんしゃ
gratitude
ζ„Ÿθ¦š
かんかく
sense
ζ„Ÿζƒ³
かんそう
impression

Example Sentences

ι•γ„γ‚’ζ„Ÿγ˜γΎγ™γ€‚
γ‘γŒγ„ γ‚’ γ‹γ‚“γ˜γΎγ™γ€‚
I feel the difference.
ζ„Ÿε‹•γ—γΎγ—γŸγ€‚
かんどう γ—γΎγ—γŸγ€‚
I was moved.
ζ„Ÿθ¬γ—γΎγ™γ€‚
かんしゃ します。
I give thanks.
ζ„Ÿθ¦šγŒε€§εˆ‡γ§γ™γ€‚
かんかく が γŸγ„γ›γ€ です。
Sense is important.
ζ„Ÿζƒ³γ‚’ζ›ΈγγΎγ™γ€‚
かんそう γ‚’ かきます。
I write my impressions.

Cultural Note

πŸ’– ζ„Ÿ emphasizes feelings, emotions, and impressions in Japanese culture.
β€’ Central in emotional expression, such as ζ„Ÿθ¬ (gratitude) and ζ„Ÿε‹• (being moved).
β€’ Appears in psychology, arts, and daily interactions, reflecting the value placed on emotional perception.
β€’ Often combined with other kanji to describe nuanced human sensations and reactions.