気がします

feel like

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feel like Used to express a subjective impression or feeling, often translated as “I feel” or “it seems to me.” It is polite and commonly follows a plain-form clause or noun phrase.

JA: 今日は少し寒い気がします。

EN: I feel like it's a little cold today.

あの映画を見ると何かしらインドへ行ったような気がします。

Watching that movie makes me feel as though I’ve been to India somehow.

奥様があなたと――旦那様を見ている気がします

I feel like your wife is watching you—and your husband.

— レベッカ (1940)

何かが見える気がします。

I feel like I can see something.

ちょっと危険な気がします

It feels a little dangerous.

— 善き人のためのソナタ (2006)

最近売女のような女が増えている気がします。

Lately, I feel like there are more and more women who act like whores.

誰かに聞いたような気がします

I feel like I’ve heard that from someone before.

— サスペリア (1977)

その言葉久しぶりに聞いた気がします。

I feel like it’s been a long time since I last heard that word.

彼女に対してすまない気がします。

I feel bad about what I did to her.

この文はたぶん翻訳しない方がいい文だという気がします。

I have a feeling this is probably a sentence that shouldn't be translated.

常に誰かに見られている気がします。

I always feel like someone is watching me.