“To cheer” in Japanese
Short answer
To cheer in Japanese is “はやし立てる” (hayashitateru). Full meaning: to cheer, to applaud; to jeer, to mock, to make fun of.
Other ways to say “To cheer” in Japanese
囃す
hayasu to play accompaniment, to keep time; to cheer, to applaud; to jeer, to mock, to banter
声援を送る
seienwookuru to cheer (for)
気を引き立てる
kiwohikitateru to cheer, to raise someone's spirits
勇気づける
yuukizukeru to encourage, to cheer
喝采を送る
kassaiwookuru to applaud, to cheer (for)
エールを送る
eeruwookuru to give a shout (of encouragement), to cheer, to root, to support
はやす
hayasu to play accompaniment, to keep time; to cheer, to applaud; to jeer, to mock, to banter
はやし立て
hayashitate to cheer, to applaud; to jeer, to mock, to make fun of
はやし立てよ
hayashitateyo to cheer, to applaud; to jeer, to mock, to make fun of
はやし立てん
hayashitaten to cheer, to applaud; to jeer, to mock, to make fun of
はやし立てれ
hayashitatere to cheer, to applaud; to jeer, to mock, to make fun of
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