JLPT N2

～ような気がする

I have a feeling that...

Structure

Plain form (V/A/Na/N) + ような気がする

This phrase is used to convey that the speaker has a vague hunch, intuition, or feeling about something, without necessarily having concrete proof.

明日雨が降るような気がする。

I have a feeling it's going to rain tomorrow.

Using it for objective facts; it's specifically for subjective feelings or hunches.

Remember ~気がする means 'have a feeling', and ~よう adds a sense of 'it seems like', so together it's 'it seems like I have a feeling'.

Import an article and tap any sentence using it. The explanation comes back about the sentence in front of you, not a textbook example.