Learn Hardcore Japanese: situkan - texture; the feel of a material

質感しつかんsitukan

texture; the feel of a material

From Lesson 80:Redecorating a room with a friend·Hardcore Japanese

Usages of situkan

質感しつかん　を　確認かくにんする。situkan wo kakuninsuru.

I check the texture.

友達ともだち　は　生地見本きじみほん　の　質感しつかん　を　比くらべて　ばかり　いる。tomodati ha kizimihon no situkan wo kurabete bakari iru.

My friend keeps doing nothing but comparing the texture of fabric swatches.

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