“To please” in Japanese
Short answer
To please in Japanese is “喜ばす” (yorokobasu). Full meaning: to delight, to please, to make (someone) happy, to give pleasure (to).
Other ways to say “To please” in Japanese
歓ばす
yorokobasu to delight, to please, to make (someone) happy, to give pleasure (to)
取り込む
torikomu to take in, to bring in, to adopt (e.g. behaviour), to introduce; to capture (e.g. image), to import; to win over, to please, to curry favour with, to flatter
歓ばさ
yorokobasa to delight, to please, to make (someone) happy, to give pleasure (to)
喜ばそ
yorokobaso to delight, to please, to make (someone) happy, to give pleasure (to)
喜ばせ
yorokobase to delight, to please, to make (someone) happy, to give pleasure (to)
歓ばし
yorokobashi to delight, to please, to make (someone) happy, to give pleasure (to)
喜ばさ
yorokobasa to delight, to please, to make (someone) happy, to give pleasure (to)
歓ばせ
yorokobase to delight, to please, to make (someone) happy, to give pleasure (to)
歓ばそ
yorokobaso to delight, to please, to make (someone) happy, to give pleasure (to)
喜ばそっ
yorokobaso to delight, to please, to make (someone) happy, to give pleasure (to)
歓ばそふ
yorokobasou to delight, to please, to make (someone) happy, to give pleasure (to)
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