cheerful in Japanese
cheerful in Japanese is 嬉しい, 楽しげ, 陽気 — cheerful means visibly happy and full of good spirits.
cheerful in Japanese
嬉しい
Pronounced: ureshii
Noticeably happy and optimistic.
楽しげ
Pronounced: tanoshige
Noticeably happy and optimistic.
陽気
Pronounced: yōki
Noticeably happy and optimistic.
What does "cheerful" mean?
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adj Visibly happy and full of good spirits.
"She greeted every customer with a cheerful smile."
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adj Bright and pleasant, describing a place or thing rather than a person.
"They painted the nursery a cheerful yellow."
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cheerful in a sentence
- She greeted every customer with a cheerful smile.
- He's always cheerful, even on Mondays.
- They painted the nursery a cheerful yellow.
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What is "cheerful" in Japanese?
"cheerful" in Japanese is 嬉しい, 楽しげ, 陽気. cheerful means: Visibly happy and full of good spirits.
How do you pronounce 嬉しい?
"cheerful" in Japanese is 嬉しい, pronounced "ureshii".
How do you use "cheerful" in a sentence?
Example: "She greeted every customer with a cheerful smile." In Japanese, "cheerful" is 嬉しい, 楽しげ, 陽気.
Are there other ways to say "cheerful" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "cheerful": 嬉しい, 楽しげ, 陽気.
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