wanderlust in Japanese
wanderlust in Japanese is 旅心 — wanderlust means a strong, restless desire to travel and see new places.
wanderlust in Japanese
旅心
Pronounced: tabigokoro
A strong impulse or longing to travel.
What does "wanderlust" mean?
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noun A strong, restless desire to travel and see new places.
"A winter of grey skies gave her serious wanderlust."
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wanderlust in a sentence
- A winter of grey skies gave her serious wanderlust.
- He blames his wanderlust for never having kept a flat for more than a year.
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What is "wanderlust" in Japanese?
"wanderlust" in Japanese is 旅心. wanderlust means: A strong, restless desire to travel and see new places.
How do you pronounce 旅心?
"wanderlust" in Japanese is 旅心, pronounced "tabigokoro".
How do you use "wanderlust" in a sentence?
Example: "A winter of grey skies gave her serious wanderlust." In Japanese, "wanderlust" is 旅心.
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