“Good sense” in Japanese
Short answer
Good sense in Japanese is “良識” (ryoushiki). Full meaning: good sense.
Other ways to say “Good sense” in Japanese
常識
joushiki common sense, good sense, common knowledge, general knowledge, common practice, accepted practice, social etiquette
分別
funbetsu discretion, prudence, good sense, judgement, judgment, wisdom, discernment; separation (e.g. of rubbish when recycling), classification, discrimination, division, distinction
ジョーシキ
joushiki common sense, good sense, common knowledge, general knowledge, common practice, accepted practice, social etiquette
分べつ
bunbetsu discretion, prudence, good sense, judgement, judgment, wisdom, discernment; separation (e.g. of rubbish when recycling), classification, discrimination, division, distinction
ふんべつ
funbetsu discretion, prudence, good sense, judgement, judgment, wisdom, discernment; separation (e.g. of rubbish when recycling), classification, discrimination, division, distinction
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