“To give a charge” in Japanese
Short answer
To give a charge in Japanese is “力づける” (chikarazukeru). Full meaning: to encourage (someone), to cheer (someone) up, to give (someone) a charge, to empower.
Other ways to say “To give a charge” in Japanese
力づけ
chikarazuke to encourage (someone), to cheer (someone) up, to give (someone) a charge, to empower
力づけよ
chikarazukeyo to encourage (someone), to cheer (someone) up, to give (someone) a charge, to empower
力づけん
chikarazuken to encourage (someone), to cheer (someone) up, to give (someone) a charge, to empower
力づけれ
chikarazukere to encourage (someone), to cheer (someone) up, to give (someone) a charge, to empower
力づけろ
chikarazukero to encourage (someone), to cheer (someone) up, to give (someone) a charge, to empower
力づけよふ
chikarazukeyou to encourage (someone), to cheer (someone) up, to give (someone) a charge, to empower
力づけよう
chikarazukeyou to encourage (someone), to cheer (someone) up, to give (someone) a charge, to empower
力づけよっ
chikarazukeyo to encourage (someone), to cheer (someone) up, to give (someone) a charge, to empower
力づけりゃ
chikarazukerya to encourage (someone), to cheer (someone) up, to give (someone) a charge, to empower
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