English–Japanese
“strange feeling” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiiwakan
Example
この部屋に入ると違和感があります。ko no heya ni hai ru to i wa kan ga a ri ma su
I get a strange feeling when I enter this room.
How to say “strange feeling” in Japanese
“Strange feeling” in Japanese is 違和感 (iwakan).
Refers to the sense that something feels out of place or does not match what is expected.
Example sentences with 違和感
その説明を聞いて、少し違和感を覚えました。so no setsu mei o ki i te suko shi i wa kan o obo e ma shi ta
I felt a little uneasy after hearing that explanation.
Tips for using 違和感
- In everyday conversation, 違和感がある (iwakan ga aru) can describe both an odd detail and an uncomfortable physical sensation, so it is broader than English discomfort.