“To become merry” in Japanese
Short answer
To become merry in Japanese is “浮く” (uku). Full meaning: to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady.
Other ways to say “To become merry” in Japanese
うく
uku to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady
泛く
uku to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady
浮ける
ukeru to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady
うこう
ukoo to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady
うき
uki to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady
うこ
uko to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady
うきゃ
ukya to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady
浮け
uke to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady
浮こ
uko to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady
泛け
uke to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady
泛か
uka to float; to become merry, to be cheerful; to become loose, to become unsteady
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