~気がする (I feel / sense that)

grammar

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The pattern ~気がする, 'I have a feeling that X / it seems to me that X / I get the sense that X.' Softer than 思う; expresses a vague intuition, impression, or hunch — a tentative subjective assertion rather than a claim of fact. Stacks naturally with ~たい to give ~たい気がする ('feel like doing X'). Examples: 行きたい気がする ('I kind of feel like going'), 風邪を引いた気がする ('I feel like I've caught a cold').

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I felt like I was being ignored.

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She has a feeling she wants to get married.

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She felt like going to Tohoku one more time.

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On hearing the news, she felt like crying.

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There's something aristocratic about their getup, somehow.

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She felt like crying.

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I used to tabulate survey results with spreadsheet software, but recently I've felt that database software is easier for tabulation, so I've been using database software.

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I feel like my tonsils are swollen.

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I feel like going on a trip.

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