“Glib” in Japanese
Short answer
Glib in Japanese is “口の達者” (kuchinotassha). Full meaning: glib, smooth-talking, silver-tongued.
Other ways to say “Glib” in Japanese
口達者
kuchidassha eloquent, glib, talkative, fluent, voluble, having the gift of gab; smooth talker, glib talker
口先だけ
kuchisakidake all talk, glib, insincere, empty, specious
口のうまい
kuchinoumai honeymouthed, glib, fair-spoken
口がうまい
kuchigaumai honeymouthed, glib, fair-spoken, cajoling, talking glibly
調子のいい
choushinoii in good condition, in fine shape, in form, in good health, (feeling) well, in working order, going well, running smoothly; glib, slick, smooth-talking, smooth-tongued; harmonious, melodious, rhythmical, musical
調子がいい
choushigaii in good condition, in fine shape, in form, in good health, (feeling) well, in working order, going well, running smoothly; glib, slick, smooth-talking, smooth-tongued; harmonious, melodious, rhythmical, musical
体のいい
teinoii nice-looking, seemingly fine, nice-sounding, polite-sounding, plausible (e.g. excuse), glib
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