How to say 'Sense' in Japanese | センス

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Meaning

Sense

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Explanation

The Japanese noun 'センス (せんす)' refers to 'sense' in the context of having good taste, intuition, or an innate understanding of something. It is often used to describe someone's aesthetic sense, fashion sense, or ability to make good judgments. For example: She has a great sense of style「彼女はセンスがいい」(かのじょはせんすがいい). He lacks common sense「彼はセンスがない」(かれはせんすがない). The word can also imply a natural talent or flair for something, such as in '彼は音楽のセンスがある (かれはおんがくのせんすがある) (He has a good sense for music).' Note that 'センス' is a loanword from English, and its usage is often tied to modern or creative contexts.

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noun

Frequency

7102

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katakana

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