“Looking” in Japanese
Short answer
Looking in Japanese is “見” (mi). Full meaning: looking, viewing; (please) try (to); view (of life, etc.), outlook.
Other ways to say “Looking” in Japanese
ご覧
goran seeing, looking, watching
しい
shii shh! (used to silence someone), sh!; shoo! (used to drive off an approaching animal, etc.); -ish, -like, -looking
気味
kimi sensation, feeling; tendency, propensity; -like, -looking, -looked, tending to ...
お目
ome eye, eyes; sight, vision, looking
ギミ
gimi sensation, feeling; tendency, propensity; -like, -looking, -looked, tending to ...
シイ
shii shh! (used to silence someone), sh!; shoo! (used to drive off an approaching animal, etc.); -ish, -like, -looking
じい
jii shh! (used to silence someone), sh!; shoo! (used to drive off an approaching animal, etc.); -ish, -like, -looking
しーっ
shii shh! (used to silence someone), sh!; shoo! (used to drive off an approaching animal, etc.); -ish, -like, -looking
シーッ
shii shh! (used to silence someone), sh!; shoo! (used to drive off an approaching animal, etc.); -ish, -like, -looking
ジーッ
jii shh! (used to silence someone), sh!; shoo! (used to drive off an approaching animal, etc.); -ish, -like, -looking
じーっ
jii shh! (used to silence someone), sh!; shoo! (used to drive off an approaching animal, etc.); -ish, -like, -looking
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