sentiment in Japanese
sentiment in Japanese is 感情 — sentiment means an opinion, attitude, or general feeling about something.
sentiment in Japanese
感情
Pronounced: kanjō
A general thought, feeling, or sense.
What does "sentiment" mean?
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noun An opinion, attitude, or general feeling about something.
"Customer sentiment about the new app is mostly positive so far."
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noun A tender or emotional feeling, sometimes seen as excessive.
"Her speech was heartfelt, though some found it heavy with sentiment."
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sentiment in a sentence
- Customer sentiment about the new app is mostly positive so far.
- I share your sentiment that the town needs a bigger library.
- Her speech was heartfelt, though some found it heavy with sentiment.
- He kept the broken watch out of sentiment, not because it worked.
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What is "sentiment" in Japanese?
"sentiment" in Japanese is 感情. sentiment means: An opinion, attitude, or general feeling about something.
How do you pronounce 感情?
"sentiment" in Japanese is 感情, pronounced "kanjō".
How do you use "sentiment" in a sentence?
Example: "Customer sentiment about the new app is mostly positive so far." In Japanese, "sentiment" is 感情.
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