感じ (かんじ) — feeling, impression
感じ
feeling
Frequency #135
Frequency rank among common Japanese words. Lower number = more common.
Grade 3
2 characters
noun
kanji
かんじ
Pitch高低アクセント — Tokyo-dialect pitch accent. The number is the drop position: 0 = heiban (no drop), 1 = atamadaka (drops after 1st mora), N = drops after Nth mora. The line above each mora marks high pitch; below, low.
かんじ[0] heiban 平板
Synth audio is approximate — the diagram is the canonical reference.
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Meanings
- feeling
- impression
Explained in simple Japanese
- なにかを 見たり さわったり して、心に うかぶ もの。
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Usage examples
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主人公が一回跳べるだけでも、段差の高さや音を変えると、感じ方が変わります。
Shujinkou ga ikkai toberu dake de mo, dansa no takasa ya oto o kaeru to, kanjikata ga kawarimasu.
Even if the main character can only jump once, changing the height of a step or the sound changes how it feels.
小さな部屋から世界へ — 日本のゲーム作り · MojiMori（AIオリジナル） · 第2章 任天堂 — 遊び方を考える