“Delightful” in Japanese
Short answer
Delightful in Japanese is “喜ばしい” (yorokobashii). Full meaning: joyful (news, event, etc.), joyous, delightful (e.g. result), pleasing (e.g. sight), gratifying, welcome, good, happy, glad, pleased.
Other ways to say “Delightful” in Japanese
愉快
yukai pleasant, delightful, enjoyable, joyful, cheerful, amusing, happy
嬉しそう
ureshisou delightful, glad-looking
欣快
kinkai pleasant, delightful
小気味良い
kokimiyoi delightful, satisfying, gratifying, brisk, piquant
嬉しい
ureshii happy, glad, pleased, delighted, overjoyed; joyful, delightful, gratifying, pleasant
結構
kekkou splendid, nice, wonderful, delightful, lovely, excellent, fine; sufficient, satisfactory, enough, fine, all right, OK; not needing (any more of something), (already) having enough, fine (as in "I'm fine"), no, thank you
楽しい
tanoshii enjoyable, fun, pleasant, happy, delightful
悦しい
yorokobashii joyful (news, event, etc.), joyous, delightful (e.g. result), pleasing (e.g. sight), gratifying, welcome, good, happy, glad, pleased
喜しい
yorokobashii joyful (news, event, etc.), joyous, delightful (e.g. result), pleasing (e.g. sight), gratifying, welcome, good, happy, glad, pleased
慶しい
yorokobashii joyful (news, event, etc.), joyous, delightful (e.g. result), pleasing (e.g. sight), gratifying, welcome, good, happy, glad, pleased
悦ばしい
yorokobashii joyful (news, event, etc.), joyous, delightful (e.g. result), pleasing (e.g. sight), gratifying, welcome, good, happy, glad, pleased
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