happily in Japanese
happily in Japanese is 楽しく, 運良く, 快く — happily means in a happy, contented, or cheerful way.
happily in Japanese
楽しく
In a happy or cheerful manner; with happiness.
運良く
Pronounced: un'yoku
By good chance; fortunately, successfully.
快く
Pronounced: kokoroyoku
With good will; in all happiness; willingly.
What does "happily" mean?
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adv In a happy, contented, or cheerful way.
"The old couple sat happily by the fire, sipping their tea."
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adv Fortunately; luckily.
"Happily, nobody was hurt when the old shed collapsed."
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happily in a sentence
- The old couple sat happily by the fire, sipping their tea.
- She hummed happily as she washed the dishes.
- Happily, nobody was hurt when the old shed collapsed.
- I lost my keys, but happily a neighbour had found them.
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What is "happily" in Japanese?
"happily" in Japanese is 楽しく, 運良く, 快く. happily means: In a happy, contented, or cheerful way.
How do you use "happily" in a sentence?
Example: "The old couple sat happily by the fire, sipping their tea." In Japanese, "happily" is 楽しく, 運良く, 快く.
Are there other ways to say "happily" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "happily": 楽しく, 運良く, 快く.
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