“To be deeply impressed” in Japanese
Short answer
To be deeply impressed in Japanese is “感じ入る” (kanjiiru). Full meaning: to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly.
Other ways to say “To be deeply impressed” in Japanese
感じいる
kanjiiru to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
かんじいる
kanjiiru to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
染みとおる
shimitooru to soak through; to be deeply impressed
肝に銘じる
kimonimeijiru to be deeply impressed, to take to heart, to engrave on one's heart, to bear in mind
感じ入っ
kanjii to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
感じいっ
kanjii to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
感じ入ッ
kanjii to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
感じいッ
kanjii to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
かんじいッ
kanjii to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
かんじいっ
kanjii to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
感じ入ろ
kanjiiro to be deeply impressed (by), to be moved (by), to admire greatly
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