“To cheer up” in Japanese
Short answer
To cheer up in Japanese is “勇み立つ” (isamitatsu). Full meaning: to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits.
Other ways to say “To cheer up” in Japanese
奮い立つ
furuitatsu to cheer up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits
引き立つ
hikitatsu to cheer up, to liven up, to become active; to look better, to improve (in appearance), to stand out
力づける
chikarazukeru to encourage (someone), to cheer (someone) up, to give (someone) a charge, to empower
励ます
hagemasu to encourage, to cheer on, to cheer (someone) up; to raise (one's voice)
勇立っ
isamita to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits
引立つ
hikitatsu to cheer up, to liven up, to become active; to look better, to improve (in appearance), to stand out
勇立つ
isamitatsu to cheer up, to be stirred up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits
引立っ
hikita to cheer up, to liven up, to become active; to look better, to improve (in appearance), to stand out
奮いたつ
furuitatsu to cheer up, to be encouraged (by), to be in high spirits
引き立っ
hikita to cheer up, to liven up, to become active; to look better, to improve (in appearance), to stand out
ひき立っ
hikita to cheer up, to liven up, to become active; to look better, to improve (in appearance), to stand out
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