“To go on about” in Japanese
Short answer
To go on about in Japanese is “惚気る” (norokeru). Full meaning: to go on about (one's love affairs), to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.), to speak fondly of.
Other ways to say “To go on about” in Japanese
のろける
norokeru to go on about (one's love affairs), to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.), to speak fondly of
ノロケる
norokeru to go on about (one's love affairs), to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.), to speak fondly of
ノロケれ
norokere to go on about (one's love affairs), to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.), to speak fondly of
ノロケりゃ
norokerya to go on about (one's love affairs), to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.), to speak fondly of
ノロケろ
norokero to go on about (one's love affairs), to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.), to speak fondly of
ノロケん
noroken to go on about (one's love affairs), to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.), to speak fondly of
のろけろ
norokero to go on about (one's love affairs), to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.), to speak fondly of
ノロケよ
norokeyo to go on about (one's love affairs), to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.), to speak fondly of
のろけん
noroken to go on about (one's love affairs), to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.), to speak fondly of
のろけよ
norokeyo to go on about (one's love affairs), to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.), to speak fondly of
惚気ろ
norokero to go on about (one's love affairs), to speak proudly of (one's spouse, girlfriend, etc.), to speak fondly of
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