Admiration
noun, verbal noun, な adjective
Your feelings are in your heart. When your feelings are in your heart they are pure feelings. You can be happy for people and feel admiration for their successes. This is a great feeling to have in your heart.
This is a jukugo word, which usually means on'yomi readings from the kanji. If you know the readings of your kanji you'll know how to read this as well.
感心できる
can be impressed by something, can be impressed by someone
感心いたします
to be impressed by something, to be impressed by someone (humble)
感心しない
to not think highly of something
感心をする
to be impressed by something, to be impressed by someone
感心を高める
to increase someone's esteem for something, to increase someone's esteem for someone
感心なお子さんですね。
You have such an admirable child.
毎日勉強するなんて、感心、感心。
You earned my admiration by studying every single day.
ケイティには、いつも感心させられっぱなしです。
Katie never ceases to impress me.