“To ramble” in Japanese
Short answer
To ramble in Japanese is “ぶらつく” (buratsuku). Full meaning: to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing.
Other ways to say “To ramble” in Japanese
ブラッグ
buraggu to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
フラッグ
furaggu to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
フラつく
furatsuku to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
ブラック
burakku to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
ふらつく
furatsuku to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
ふらつか
furatsuka to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
ぶらつい
buratsui to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
ぶらつか
buratsuka to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
フラつけ
furatsuke to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
フラつい
furatsui to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
フラつこ
furatsuko to stroll about, to saunter, to wander, to ramble, to hang around, to linger; to dangle, to swing
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