Sentir bien
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Sentir bien
Could you say "je sens bien" to express "I have a good sense of smell"?
This question relates to:French lesson ""Sentir bon" vs "Se sentir bien" - The different meanings of the verb "sentir" in French"
Asked 7 years ago
Bonjour Tom !
Technically you could indeed, though it wouldn't be a very natural way to say this :)
As a native speaker, I'd rather say:
Bonne journée !
Technically you could indeed, though it wouldn't be a very natural way to say this :)
As a native speaker, I'd rather say:
J'ai un bon odorat.
I have a good sense of smell.
Je sens bien can also mean I feel well, in a tactile sense:I have a good sense of smell.
Tu le sens ?
Do you feel it?
I hope that's helpful!Do you feel it?
Bonne journée !
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