意思
To feel disinclined or unenthusiastic about doing something.
文化背景
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.
意思
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.
自我测试
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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1 练习How do you say 'I am not feeling it' politely?
The 'masu' form is the standard polite conjugation.
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常见问题
1 个问题Yes, but use the polite form '気が進みません'.
相关表达
気が乗らない
synonymNot feeling like doing something