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Kokoro ni Shimiru (心にしみる – Being Impressed)

Kokoro ni Shimiru 心にしみる When expressing that you are impressed by something in English, you probably say in the way

Ikari Shintō ni hassuru 怒り心頭に発する For the last two days, I introduced you to idioms that mean a feeling of

Shinki Itten 心機一転 Two days ago, I introduced you to the phrase “ki ga ki de nai” (気が気でない – anxious),

Ki ga Ki de nai 気が気でない I am terribly anxious about a certain thing and unsettling now. 私は今、あることが心配で気持ちが落ち着きません。 When expressing

Uwa no Sora 上の空 Recently, I often become a state called uwa no sora (上の空). 私は最近、「上の空」によくなります。 Uwa no sora means

Kanjin 肝心 Today can be described as kanjin (肝心) for me. 今日という日は、私にとって「肝心」です。 Kanjin is a word that means very important