Meaning
To feel disinclined or unenthusiastic about doing something.
Cultural Background
Indirectness is a virtue. Using this phrase avoids the harshness of a direct 'no'. Directness is often preferred. 'I'm not feeling it' is common but can be seen as slightly blunt in professional settings.
Use 'Amari'
Always add 'amari' (not really) before the phrase to make it sound much softer and more natural.
Meaning
To feel disinclined or unenthusiastic about doing something.
Use 'Amari'
Always add 'amari' (not really) before the phrase to make it sound much softer and more natural.
Test Yourself
Which is the polite form?
How do you say 'I am not feeling it' politely?
The 'masu' form is the standard polite conjugation.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesHow do you say 'I am not feeling it' politely?
The 'masu' form is the standard polite conjugation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, but use the polite form '気が進みません'.
Related Phrases
気が乗らない
synonymNot feeling like doing something
