English–Japanese
“sensation” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajitaikan
Example
気温の変化を体感しました。ki on no hen ka o tai kan shi ma shi ta
I felt the change in temperature.
How to say “sensation” in Japanese
“Sensation” in Japanese is 体感 (taikan).
Refers to a sensation or understanding that arises when a person directly experiences something instead of merely learning about it.
Example sentences with 体感
この素材は、手に取ると軽さを体感できます。ko no so zai wa te ni to ru to karu sa o tai kan de ki ma su
You can feel how light this material is when you pick it up.
Tips for using 体感
- In weather reports, 体感温度 (taikan ondō) describes how hot or cold the air feels rather than its measured temperature.