youthful in Japanese
youthful in Japanese is 若々しい — youthful means looking or behaving young, often despite one's actual age.
youthful in Japanese
若々しい
Pronounced: wakawakashii
Young or seeming young.
What does "youthful" mean?
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adjective Looking or behaving young, often despite one's actual age.
"She has a remarkably youthful appearance for someone in her sixties."
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youthful in a sentence
- She has a remarkably youthful appearance for someone in her sixties.
- His youthful energy made him popular with the interns.
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What is "youthful" in Japanese?
"youthful" in Japanese is 若々しい. youthful means: Looking or behaving young, often despite one's actual age.
How do you pronounce 若々しい?
"youthful" in Japanese is 若々しい, pronounced "wakawakashii".
How do you use "youthful" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a remarkably youthful appearance for someone in her sixties." In Japanese, "youthful" is 若々しい.
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