"I feel you closely". Is it correct?
I mean: I have received Christmas wishes from friends who live in other countries. Exchanging wishes is a way to feel them closer, despite we are far. Thank you and Merry Christmas to everyone.

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You would say "I feel that you are close" or "I feel as if you were close".

Your phrase would make someone feel uncomfortable, so don't use it.

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There's something wrong with this "I feel you closely." Well, it depends on how you're going to say it. you can say: I feel you, close/ closer (this is kind of poetic though); I feel that you're close/ closer to me.

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