“To be fickle” in Japanese
Short answer
To be fickle in Japanese is “浮つく” (uwatsuku). Full meaning: to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless.
Other ways to say “To be fickle” in Japanese
揺蕩う
tayutau to sway to and fro, to drift about, to flutter, to flicker; to be fickle, to be irresolute, to vacillate, to waver
浮わつく
uwatsuku to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless
うわつく
uwatsuku to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless
浮つい
uwatsui to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless
浮つき
uwatsuki to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless
浮つか
uwatsuka to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless
浮つこ
uwatsuko to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless
浮つけ
uwatsuke to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless
浮つきゃ
uwatsukya to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless
浮わつか
uwatsuka to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless
浮つこう
uwatsukou to be fickle, to be frivolous, to be flippant, to be flighty, to be giddy, to be restless
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