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“To look melancholic” in Japanese

Short answer

黄昏れる tasogareru たそがれる

To look melancholic 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 look melancholic” in Japanese

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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