gaiety in Japanese
gaiety in Japanese is ハピネス — gaiety means a cheerful, lighthearted mood; happiness.
gaiety in Japanese
ハピネス
Pronounced: hapinesu
(dated, uncountable) The state of being happy or merry.
What does "gaiety" mean?
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noun A cheerful, lighthearted mood; happiness.
"There was an air of gaiety at the wedding reception."
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noun Cheerful celebration or festivity.
"The town square was full of music and gaiety during the festival."
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gaiety in a sentence
- There was an air of gaiety at the wedding reception.
- Her natural gaiety made her popular at parties.
- The town square was full of music and gaiety during the festival.
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What is "gaiety" in Japanese?
"gaiety" in Japanese is ハピネス. gaiety means: A cheerful, lighthearted mood; happiness.
How do you pronounce ハピネス?
"gaiety" in Japanese is ハピネス, pronounced "hapinesu".
How do you use "gaiety" in a sentence?
Example: "There was an air of gaiety at the wedding reception." In Japanese, "gaiety" is ハピネス.
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