“Something to cheer about” in Japanese
Short answer
Something to cheer about in Japanese is “万歳” (banzai). Full meaning: door-to-door manzai; banzai, hurray, hurrah, hooray; something to cheer about, something worthy of celebration.
Other ways to say “Something to cheer about” in Japanese
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
バンザ〜イ
banzaii door-to-door manzai; banzai, hurray, hurrah, hooray; something to cheer about, something worthy of celebration
ばんざーい
banzaii door-to-door manzai; banzai, hurray, hurrah, hooray; something to cheer about, something worthy of celebration
ばんざ〜い
banzaii door-to-door manzai; banzai, hurray, hurrah, hooray; something to cheer about, something worthy of celebration
バンザーイ
banzaii door-to-door manzai; banzai, hurray, hurrah, hooray; something to cheer about, something worthy of celebration
万才
banzai door-to-door manzai; banzai, hurray, hurrah, hooray; something to cheer about, something worthy of celebration
ばんざあい
banzaii door-to-door manzai; banzai, hurray, hurrah, hooray; something to cheer about, something worthy of celebration
ばんざあーい
banzaii door-to-door manzai; banzai, hurray, hurrah, hooray; something to cheer about, something worthy of celebration
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