Kareha homerareruto kigaookunatte, tanomaretakotowo nandemo hikiuketeshimau 気が大きい：(Open-minded) Carefree, do not nitpick … Selling fishes, sweets, vegetable… I have tried many things (constantly changing), but couldn’t stick with it for long. Sakanayawo yattari, okashiyawo yattari, yaoyawo yattari, kigaookute iroiro yattari mitakeredo, donoshigotomo nagaku tsudukanakatta 気が多い：kiga ooi : Want to try everything (constantly change their mind) If you plan to go to university, I (dad) will take care of the expenses.ģ. (opposite with 気がない)ĭaigakuhe ikukiga arunara kanewo dashite ageyou 気がある：Interested in doing something, plan to, want to do something. It’s hard working with someone whom you can’t get along. Kiga awanaihitoto isshoni shigotowo surunoha ichiban iyada. 気があう：To connect, click, get along well with someone, to understand someone. 気が若い：(means young) To look/act younger/more immature than the real ageġ. (Because things bother you have disappeared) 気が楽(らく)になる：(means happy) To feel relieved, secured. 気が弱い；(means weak) Weak, to lose confidence, not able to do things you want. 気が向く：(means to be prone to) To want to do, love to do. 気が短い：(means short) Hot-tempered, short-tempered, easy to get angry. 気が回る：To notice, to be attentive to details.

気が乗る：To want to do something, to be interested in doing something. 気が遠くなる：To shock people, to make people faint 気がする：To feel like, to seem like (Objectively) 気が進まない：Indecisive, tend to procrastinate (not moving forwards) Common phrases using the word 気 (cont.).気が知れない：Not able to understand what the other person is thinking. 気が気でない：Extremely worried, unable to calm down. 気がかわる：(Change your mind) Change your attention, change your interest. 気が重い：(means heavy) Heavy mood (uncomfortable), pressured.

2 word phrases using the word cold