“Hurray” in Japanese
Short answer
フレー
furee
Hurray in Japanese is “フレー” (furee). Full meaning: hurray, hooray, go!, you can do it!.
Other ways to say “Hurray” in Japanese
万歳
banzai door-to-door manzai; banzai, hurray, hurrah, hooray; something to cheer about, something worthy of celebration
えいえいおう
eieiou hurray, hurrah
プレー
puree hurray, hooray, go!, you can do it!
わあ
waa wow!, oh!, eek!, gee!; yeah!, alright!, hurray!; waah!, boohoo!
マンセー
mansee banzai (celebratory or congratulatory cheer), hurrah, hooray, hurray
ワア
waa wow!, oh!, eek!, gee!; yeah!, alright!, hurray!; waah!, boohoo!
ワァ
waa wow!, oh!, eek!, gee!; yeah!, alright!, hurray!; waah!, boohoo!
弥栄
iyasaka prosperity, prospering, flourishing; best of luck, all the best, hurray, hoorah
わっ
wa wow!, oh!, eek!, gee!; yeah!, alright!, hurray!; waah!, boohoo!
ばんざい
banzai door-to-door manzai; banzai, hurray, hurrah, hooray; something to cheer about, something worthy of celebration
バンザイ
banzai door-to-door manzai; banzai, hurray, hurrah, hooray; something to cheer about, something worthy of celebration
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