“Bright and clear” in Japanese
Short answer
Bright and clear in Japanese is “からっと” (karatto). Full meaning: bright and clear (weather, sky, etc.), perfectly (fine weather); nicely dry (laundry, air, etc.), crisply (fried, cooked, etc.); frankly, open-heartedly.
Other ways to say “Bright and clear” in Japanese
からり
karari with a clatter; with a fling (opening a door, window, etc.); bright and clear (weather, sky, etc.), perfectly (fine weather)
カラット
karatto bright and clear (weather, sky, etc.), perfectly (fine weather); nicely dry (laundry, air, etc.), crisply (fried, cooked, etc.); frankly, open-heartedly
ガラリ
garari with a clatter; with a fling (opening a door, window, etc.); bright and clear (weather, sky, etc.), perfectly (fine weather)
がらり
garari with a clatter; with a fling (opening a door, window, etc.); bright and clear (weather, sky, etc.), perfectly (fine weather)
カラリ
karari with a clatter; with a fling (opening a door, window, etc.); bright and clear (weather, sky, etc.), perfectly (fine weather)
がらりっ
garari with a clatter; with a fling (opening a door, window, etc.); bright and clear (weather, sky, etc.), perfectly (fine weather)
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