“Speaking fondly about one's sweetheart” in Japanese
Short answer
Speaking fondly about one's sweetheart in Japanese is “惚気” (noroke). Full meaning: speaking fondly about one's sweetheart (spouse, girlfriend, etc.), going on about one's love affairs.
Other ways to say “Speaking fondly about one's sweetheart” in Japanese
のろけ話
norokebanashi boastful talk about one's love life, speaking fondly about one's sweetheart, going on about one's love affairs
ノロケ
noroke speaking fondly about one's sweetheart (spouse, girlfriend, etc.), going on about one's love affairs
のろけ
noroke speaking fondly about one's sweetheart (spouse, girlfriend, etc.), going on about one's love affairs
能弄戯
noroke speaking fondly about one's sweetheart (spouse, girlfriend, etc.), going on about one's love affairs
ノロケ話
norokebanashi boastful talk about one's love life, speaking fondly about one's sweetheart, going on about one's love affairs
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