“To get dark after sunset” in Japanese
Short answer
To get dark after sunset in Japanese is “黄昏れる” (tasogareru). Full meaning: to get dark after sunset, to turn to dusk, to fade into twilight; to decline (after a peak), to wane, to lose vigour; to be lost in thought, to be in a pensive mood, to look melancholic.
Other ways to say “To get dark after sunset” in Japanese
黄昏れろ
tasogarero to get dark after sunset, to turn to dusk, to fade into twilight; to decline (after a peak), to wane, to lose vigour; to be lost in thought, to be in a pensive mood, to look melancholic
黄昏れん
tasogaren to get dark after sunset, to turn to dusk, to fade into twilight; to decline (after a peak), to wane, to lose vigour; to be lost in thought, to be in a pensive mood, to look melancholic
黄昏れよ
tasogareyo to get dark after sunset, to turn to dusk, to fade into twilight; to decline (after a peak), to wane, to lose vigour; to be lost in thought, to be in a pensive mood, to look melancholic
黄昏れれ
tasogarere to get dark after sunset, to turn to dusk, to fade into twilight; to decline (after a peak), to wane, to lose vigour; to be lost in thought, to be in a pensive mood, to look melancholic
黄昏れよっ
tasogareyo to get dark after sunset, to turn to dusk, to fade into twilight; to decline (after a peak), to wane, to lose vigour; to be lost in thought, to be in a pensive mood, to look melancholic
黄昏れりゃ
tasogarerya to get dark after sunset, to turn to dusk, to fade into twilight; to decline (after a peak), to wane, to lose vigour; to be lost in thought, to be in a pensive mood, to look melancholic
黄昏れよふ
tasogareyou to get dark after sunset, to turn to dusk, to fade into twilight; to decline (after a peak), to wane, to lose vigour; to be lost in thought, to be in a pensive mood, to look melancholic
黄昏れよう
tasogareyou to get dark after sunset, to turn to dusk, to fade into twilight; to decline (after a peak), to wane, to lose vigour; to be lost in thought, to be in a pensive mood, to look melancholic
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