“To get impatient” in Japanese
Short answer
To get impatient in Japanese is “焦れる” (jireru). Full meaning: to get impatient, to become irritated, to fret, to chafe.
Other ways to say “To get impatient” in Japanese
じれる
jireru to get impatient, to become irritated, to fret, to chafe
じれん
jiren to get impatient, to become irritated, to fret, to chafe
はやり立つ
hayaritatsu to get excited, to get fired up, to be eager, to get impatient
じれ
jire to get impatient, to become irritated, to fret, to chafe
じれれ
jirere to get impatient, to become irritated, to fret, to chafe
じれろ
jirero to get impatient, to become irritated, to fret, to chafe
じれよ
jireyo to get impatient, to become irritated, to fret, to chafe
じれよふ
jireyoo to get impatient, to become irritated, to fret, to chafe
じれよう
jireyoo to get impatient, to become irritated, to fret, to chafe
じれりゃ
jirerya to get impatient, to become irritated, to fret, to chafe
じれよっ
jireyo to get impatient, to become irritated, to fret, to chafe
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