Usages of kanzyou
日記 に その 日 の 感情 を 短く 書く と、 自分 の 気持ち が 少し 分かって きます。nikki ni sono hi no kanzyou wo mizikaku kaku to, zibun no kimoti ga sukosi wakatte kimasu.
When I briefly write my emotions of the day in my diary, I start to understand my own feelings a bit.
日本語 で 自分 の 感情 を 自然な 表現 で 言えたら、 とても 気持ち が いい だろう と 思います。nihongo de zibun no kanzyou wo sizenna hyougen de ietara, totemo kimoti ga ii darou to omoimasu.
I think it would feel really good to be able to express my emotions naturally in Japanese.
子供 の ころ 読んだ 小説 を 読み返す と、 昔 は 想像 できなかった 感情 が 分かる よう に なって いて、 少し 大人 に なった 気 が します。kodomo no koro yonda syousetu wo yomikaesu to, mukasi ha souzou dekinakatta kanzyou ga wakaru you ni natte ite, sukosi otona ni natta ki ga simasu.
When I reread novels I read as a child, I feel a bit more grown-up, because I can now understand emotions I couldn’t imagine before.
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