“To have a hunch” in Japanese
Short answer
To have a hunch in Japanese is “気さえする” (kisaesuru). Full meaning: to have a certain mood or feeling, to have a hunch.
Other ways to say “To have a hunch” in Japanese
気がする
kigasuru to feel (as if), to have a feeling (that), to have a hunch (that), to get a sense (that); to feel like doing, to want to do
予感
yokan presentiment, premonition, hunch; to have a premonition, to have a hunch
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