“To change one's mind” in Japanese
Short answer
To change one's mind in Japanese is “思い返す” (omoikaesu). Full meaning: to re-think, to think back upon, to change one's mind.
Other ways to say “To change one's mind” in Japanese
思い直す
omoinaosu to re-think, to think back upon, to change one's mind
気が変わる
kigakawaru to change one's mind
思いとどまる
omoitodomaru to give up (an idea or plan), to abandon, to refrain from (doing), to change one's mind
憶い返す
omoikaesu to re-think, to think back upon, to change one's mind
おもい返す
omoikaesu to re-think, to think back upon, to change one's mind
思い直せる
omoinaoseru to re-think, to think back upon, to change one's mind
思いなおす
omoinaosu to re-think, to think back upon, to change one's mind
思い返せる
omoikaeseru to re-think, to think back upon, to change one's mind
想いかえす
omoikaesu to re-think, to think back upon, to change one's mind
思いかえす
omoikaesu to re-think, to think back upon, to change one's mind
おもいかえす
omoikaesu to re-think, to think back upon, to change one's mind
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