Translation guide
Ways to say someone or something looks good, attractive, or stylish in Japanese, from casual compliments to formal observations.
Telling a friend or peer they look good, stylish, or attractive right now.
The most common casual compliment for 'looking good' or 'cool', used for both men and women, often about style or demeanor.
That jacket looks good on you.
You look good today.
Means 'it suits you' or 'it looks good on you', focusing on how well something matches the person.
Those clothes really look good on you.
A casual, vague compliment meaning 'looking good' or 'nice vibe', often about overall impression.
Your hair looks good today.
Politely telling someone they look good, suitable for acquaintances, superiors, or formal situations.
Saying that an object, dish, or view looks appealing or attractive.
Used for food that looks delicious. Very common.
This cake looks good!
Means 'pretty' or 'beautiful', used for visually pleasing things like scenery, designs, or arrangements.
Casual 'looks good' for general approval, like a new gadget or a photo.
Commenting that a plan, idea, or progress looks promising or good.
The scenery looks good.
That photo looks good.