English–Korean
“be felt” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationneukkyeojida
Example
이 방에서는 바람이 느껴져요.i pang e seo neun pa ra mi neu kkyeo jeo yo
The wind can be felt in this room.
How to say “be felt” in Korean
“Be felt” in Korean is 느껴지다 (neukkyeojida).
Something in the surroundings quietly registers in the mind as a noticeable feeling or impression.
Example sentences with 느껴지다
냄새가 느껴져서 창문을 열었어요.naem sae ga neu kkyeo jeo seo chang mu neul yeo reo sseo yo
I opened the window because I could smell something.
Tips for using 느껴지다
- This wording is useful when describing an impression carefully, because it presents the feeling as an effect of the surroundings rather than as a firm judgment.