also: ふうじょう
This town retains its old-fashioned charm.
Describes the outward look or atmosphere of a person or thing, often with a nuance of refined or distinctive quality. Can be used with both readings, but ふぜい is far more common.
彼はどこか風情のある話し方をする。
He has a way of speaking with a certain air about him.
the likes of ...; lowly people such as ...
Only with reading ふぜい
Humble or derogatory suffix attached to nouns or pronouns to belittle the referent. Often used in self-deprecating expressions or to disparage others.
私風情が口を出すことではありませんが。
It's not for the likes of me to say, but...
あんな男風情に何ができる。
What can a lowly man like that do?
This old hot-spring town has a real charm to it.
She stood there with a lonely-looking air.
Don't voice your opinion — you're just a new hire.
I enjoyed the charming atmosphere of the autumn leaves in the garden.