“To make a fresh start” in Japanese
Short answer
To make a fresh start in Japanese is “出直す” (denaosu). Full meaning: to make a fresh start, to turn over a new leaf; to call again, to visit again, to come again.
Other ways to say “To make a fresh start” in Japanese
出直せる
denaoseru to make a fresh start, to turn over a new leaf; to call again, to visit again, to come again
でなおせる
denaoseru to make a fresh start, to turn over a new leaf; to call again, to visit again, to come again
でなおす
denaosu to make a fresh start, to turn over a new leaf; to call again, to visit again, to come again
出直せ
denaose to make a fresh start, to turn over a new leaf; to call again, to visit again, to come again
出直そ
denaoso to make a fresh start, to turn over a new leaf; to call again, to visit again, to come again
出直さ
denaosa to make a fresh start, to turn over a new leaf; to call again, to visit again, to come again
出直そう
denaosou to make a fresh start, to turn over a new leaf; to call again, to visit again, to come again
出直せん
denaosen to make a fresh start, to turn over a new leaf; to call again, to visit again, to come again
でなおし
denaoshi to make a fresh start, to turn over a new leaf; to call again, to visit again, to come again
出直せれ
denaosere to make a fresh start, to turn over a new leaf; to call again, to visit again, to come again
でなおさ
denaosa to make a fresh start, to turn over a new leaf; to call again, to visit again, to come again
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