「ご気分きぶんです」- Feeling

Explanation

Grammar: N + ご気分きぶんです
This expression is used to describe someone's emotional or physical state. The prefix "ご" is an honorific that shows respect towards the person being addressed, while "気分きぶん" refers to "mood" or "feeling."

Grammar Pattern

Grammar Point	Connection	Explanation
N + ご気分きぶんです	+ Noun	Typically used to ask or state someone's feelings or condition.

Basic Usage

• 何なにか質問しつもんがございますか？
• Nani ka shitsumon ga gozaimasu ka?
• Do you have any questions?
  

Examples

• 今日はご気分きぶんが良よさそうですね。
• Kyou wa go-kibun ga yosasou desu ne.
• You seem to be feeling well today.
  

• ご気分きぶんはいかがですか？
• Go-kibun wa ikaga desu ka?
• How are you feeling?
  

• ご気分きぶんが悪わるいですか？
• Go-kibun ga warui desu ka?
• Are you feeling unwell?
  

• ご気分きぶんがすぐれないようですね。
• Go-kibun ga sugurenai you desu ne.
• You seem to be in a bad mood.
  

Summary

"ご気分きぶんです" is an important expression in Japanese, especially in formal and polite contexts. By mastering this phrase, you can effectively show concern and respect for others in real-life conversations.