It is essential to learn Japanese vocabulary when studying the language. In addition to words borrowed from other languages, Japanese vocabulary is vast and diverse. Learning essential words and phrases, as well as specialized terminology and idiomatic expressions, is essential for effective communication in Japanese.
Japanese Vocabulary: 気分 (きぶん)
Meaning: The Japanese word “気分” (kibun) means “mood” or “feeling.” It can also refer to one’s emotional state or condition.
Examples
- 大分気分が良くなった。 I feel much better now.
- 今朝から気分が悪いです。 I’ve been feeling bad since this morning.
- 何だか今日は気分が悪い。 For some reason, I feel sick today.
- 気分は良くなりましたか。 Are you feeling better now?
- 今日は最高にいい気分だよ。 I feel on top of the world today.
- 気分転換に買い物がしたい。 I want to go shopping for a change of pace.
- 親に怒られて、気分が悪い。 My parents got angry with me, and now I feel down.
- 早起きした日は気分がいいです。 On days when I wake up early, my mood is good.
- よく眠ったら気分がすっきりした。 I felt refreshed after a good sleep.
- 爪の色を変えると、気分が変わる。 Changing your nail color can also change your mood.
