“To be intoxicated” in Japanese
Short answer
To be intoxicated in Japanese is “酔いしれる” (yoishireru). Full meaning: to be befuddled (with drink), to be intoxicated; to be infatuated, to be entranced, to be carried away.
Other ways to say “To be intoxicated” in Japanese
酔いしれ
yoishire to be befuddled (with drink), to be intoxicated; to be infatuated, to be entranced, to be carried away
酔いしれろ
yoishirero to be befuddled (with drink), to be intoxicated; to be infatuated, to be entranced, to be carried away
酔いしれよ
yoishireyo to be befuddled (with drink), to be intoxicated; to be infatuated, to be entranced, to be carried away
酔いしれん
yoishiren to be befuddled (with drink), to be intoxicated; to be infatuated, to be entranced, to be carried away
酔いしれれ
yoishirere to be befuddled (with drink), to be intoxicated; to be infatuated, to be entranced, to be carried away
酔いしれよっ
yoishireyo to be befuddled (with drink), to be intoxicated; to be infatuated, to be entranced, to be carried away
酔いしれりゃ
yoishirerya to be befuddled (with drink), to be intoxicated; to be infatuated, to be entranced, to be carried away
酔いしれよふ
yoishireyou to be befuddled (with drink), to be intoxicated; to be infatuated, to be entranced, to be carried away
酔いしれよう
yoishireyou to be befuddled (with drink), to be intoxicated; to be infatuated, to be entranced, to be carried away
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