seemingly good; looking good; of good appearance
Colloquial expression formed from 良さ (goodness) + げ (seeming). Used in casual speech to describe something that appears good, nice, or promising. Similar to 良さそう but more informal.
この店、よさげな雰囲気だね。
This shop has a nice atmosphere, doesn't it?
あの人、よさげな人だと思ったけど、ちょっと違った。
I thought that person seemed nice, but it turned out differently.
Suffix meaning 'seeming' or 'appearing'. Attached to stems of adjectives to form adjectival nouns, e.g., 楽しげ (seeming fun).
Kanji spelling using 良; seen in informal writing but less common than kana.
Ateji-like kanji spelling; 気 is used for the suffix げ. Rare and non-standard.
Kanji spelling using 善; very rare and may be considered non-standard.
Combination of 善 and 気; extremely rare and non-standard.
Derived from the stem of the adjective 良い/いい (good) → 良さ (goodness) + the suffix げ (seeming). The resulting form よさげ is a colloquial contraction of 良さそう (seems good).