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“To be slack” in Japanese

Short answer
だらける darakeru だらける

To be slack in Japanese is “だらける” (darakeru). Full meaning: to be lazy, to be slack, to feel dull, to feel languid, to feel listless.

Other ways to say “To be slack” in Japanese

ダラける darakeru to be lazy, to be slack, to feel dull, to feel languid, to feel listless ダラけ darake to be lazy, to be slack, to feel dull, to feel languid, to feel listless だらけろ darakero to be lazy, to be slack, to feel dull, to feel languid, to feel listless ダラけれ darakere to be lazy, to be slack, to feel dull, to feel languid, to feel listless だらけん daraken to be lazy, to be slack, to feel dull, to feel languid, to feel listless ダラけよ darakeyo to be lazy, to be slack, to feel dull, to feel languid, to feel listless だらけよ darakeyo to be lazy, to be slack, to feel dull, to feel languid, to feel listless ダラけん daraken to be lazy, to be slack, to feel dull, to feel languid, to feel listless だらけれ darakere to be lazy, to be slack, to feel dull, to feel languid, to feel listless ダラけろ darakero to be lazy, to be slack, to feel dull, to feel languid, to feel listless ダラけよっ darakeyo to be lazy, to be slack, to feel dull, to feel languid, to feel listless

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