気だな

intend to

→ 気

phrase Rare #39,022

intend to Used after a verb in its dictionary form to recognize or challenge someone’s intention, often with a tone of suspicion or accusation. The final な adds emphasis.

JA: 彼を一人で行かせる気だな。

EN: So you intend to send him alone.

なるほど私の安全を脅かす気だな

I see—you’re threatening my safety.

— ワン・バトル・アフター・アナザー (2025)

家から銃を持ってくる気だな

You're planning to bring a gun from home, aren't you?

— 炎628 (1985)

我々をハメる気だな

You're trying to set us up, aren't you?

— エリート・スクワッドブラジル特殊部隊BOPE (2010)

本当に脱ぐ気だな

You really are going to take it off, huh?

— 甘い生活 (1960)