[JLPT N3] How to say “refreshed”?: [すっきり・こっそり・すっかり・たっぷり]
髪を短く切って、(？)した気分になった。
1 すっきり
2 こっそり
3 すっかり
4 たっぷり
After cutting my hair short, I felt refreshed.
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こんにちは、ちか先生です。
Konnichiwa, it’s Chika Sensei.
Today, I’m sharing a practice from my exclusive course.
This one’s for intermediate learners (JLPT N3)!
Can you choose the correct answer?
[Practice Question]
髪を短く切って、(＿＿)した気分になった。
*かみをみじかくきって、(＿＿)したきぶんになった。
1 すっきり
2 こっそり
3 すっかり
4 たっぷり
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[Answer]
髪を短く切って、(1 すっきり)した気分になった。
After cutting my hair short, I felt refreshed.
すっきり
= refreshed, feeling good, clear.
すっきり describes a pleasant feeling when something burdensome is gone, making your mind or body feel light.
・Taking a shower when you’re sweaty makes you feel すっきり.
・Saying what I’ve wanted to say for years but couldn’t, you feel すっきり.
In this sentence:
You cut your long hair short, which made you feel lighter.
So, すっきり is the perfect word to describe this refreshed feeling.
Other choices:
こっそり
= secretly, without others noticing
すっかり
= completely, entirely
たっぷり
= plenty, a lot
I hope this explanation helps! 😊