語感

See also: 语感

Chinese

 
speech; language; dialect; tell to
 
to feel; to move; to touch; to affect
trad. (語感) 語 感
simp. (语感) 语 感

Pronunciation

Noun

語感

  1. Sprachgefühl; one's instinctive feel for a language; one's intuitive sense of a language

Descendants

Sino-Xenic (語感):
  • Japanese: 語 (ご)感 (かん) (gokan)
  • Korean: 어감 (語感, eogam)
  • Vietnamese: ngữ cảm (語感)

Japanese

Kanji in this term
語 感
ご
Grade: 2		 かん
Grade: 3
on’yomi

Noun

語感 (hiragana ごかん, rōmaji gokan)

  1. Sprachgefühl: a sense of language.
    著 (ちょ)者 (しゃ)とは言 (い)うのに、語 (ご)感 (かん)はなかなか鈍 (にぶ)いさ。
    Chosha to wa iu noni, gokan wa nakanaka nibui sa.
    He may be an author, but his sense of the language / command of nuance is really lacking.
  2. The nuance of a word; the feeling of a word; the feel of a word.

References

  • “語感”, in Kotobank‎ (in Japanese), accessed 2011-08-19

Korean

Hanja in this term
語感

Noun

語感 • (eogam) (hangeul 어감)

  1. Hanja form? of 어감 (“Sprachgefühl”).
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