English–Japanese
“results” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajitegotae
Example
毎日の練習に手応えを感じます。mai nichi no ren shū ni te gota e o kan ji ma su
I can feel the results of my daily practice.
How to say “results” in Japanese
“Results” in Japanese is 手応え (tegotae).
Describes a felt response that shows an effort is producing a meaningful result or making real progress.
Example sentences with 手応え
提案を発表すると、参加者の反応に手応えを感じました。tei an o hap pyō su ru to san ka sha no han nō ni te gota e o kan ji ma shi ta
When I presented the proposal, I felt encouraged by the participants' response.
Tips for using 手応え
- English speakers can mistake 手応え (tegotae) for physical resistance only, but it often describes promising results from an effort.