None
None
None
replace
replace
This word consists of kanji with hiragana attached. Because the hiragana ends with an う sound, you know this word is a verb. The kanji itself means feeling so the verb vocab version is to feel.
Guess what? Even though this would use the vocab kun'yomi reading, usually, the readings for both on'yomi and kun'yomi on this kanji are the same, meaning you can read this word no matter what. Feeling better now?
どう感じるかは人それぞれです。
How one feels varies from person to person.
見るのではなく、心で感じてください。
Don't look at it, feel it with your heart.
最近兄に冷たくされていると感じます。
I feel like my older brother has been giving me the cold shoulder recently.
An update is needed before you can continue but you have more than one WaniKani tab open.
Finish up whatever you are doing on the other tab(s), then close them to continue.
The update will complete automatically once the other tab(s) are closed.