“To look hard” in Japanese
Short answer
To look hard in Japanese is “見つめる” (mitsumeru). Full meaning: to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on).
Other ways to say “To look hard” in Japanese
見つめ
mitsume to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめよ
mitsumeyo to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめん
mitsumen to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめれ
mitsumere to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめろ
mitsumero to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめよう
mitsumeyou to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめよっ
mitsumeyo to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめりゃ
mitsumerya to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
見つめよふ
mitsumeyou to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
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