“To open up” in Japanese
Short answer
To open up in Japanese is “打ち解ける” (uchitokeru). Full meaning: to open up (to someone), to become unreserved, to lower one's guard, to become friendly (with), to feel at ease, to take a relaxed attitude (to).
Other ways to say “To open up” in Japanese
打解ける
uchitokeru to open up (to someone), to become unreserved, to lower one's guard, to become friendly (with), to feel at ease, to take a relaxed attitude (to)
打ちとける
uchitokeru to open up (to someone), to become unreserved, to lower one's guard, to become friendly (with), to feel at ease, to take a relaxed attitude (to)
うちとける
uchitokeru to open up (to someone), to become unreserved, to lower one's guard, to become friendly (with), to feel at ease, to take a relaxed attitude (to)
うち解ける
uchitokeru to open up (to someone), to become unreserved, to lower one's guard, to become friendly (with), to feel at ease, to take a relaxed attitude (to)
話し出す
hanashidasu to begin talking, to open up
打解け
uchitoke to open up (to someone), to become unreserved, to lower one's guard, to become friendly (with), to feel at ease, to take a relaxed attitude (to)
打解けろ
uchitokero to open up (to someone), to become unreserved, to lower one's guard, to become friendly (with), to feel at ease, to take a relaxed attitude (to)
うちとけ
uchitoke to open up (to someone), to become unreserved, to lower one's guard, to become friendly (with), to feel at ease, to take a relaxed attitude (to)
打解けん
uchitoken to open up (to someone), to become unreserved, to lower one's guard, to become friendly (with), to feel at ease, to take a relaxed attitude (to)
打ち解け
uchitoke to open up (to someone), to become unreserved, to lower one's guard, to become friendly (with), to feel at ease, to take a relaxed attitude (to)
打解けれ
uchitokere to open up (to someone), to become unreserved, to lower one's guard, to become friendly (with), to feel at ease, to take a relaxed attitude (to)
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