“To take a peek” in Japanese
Short answer
To take a peek in Japanese is “盗み見る” (nusumimiru). Full meaning: to steal a glance (at), to look furtively (at), to take a peek (at).
Other ways to say “To take a peek” in Japanese
盗みみる
nusumimiru to steal a glance (at), to look furtively (at), to take a peek (at)
ぬすみみる
nusumimiru to steal a glance (at), to look furtively (at), to take a peek (at)
ぬすみ見る
nusumimiru to steal a glance (at), to look furtively (at), to take a peek (at)
盗みみ
nusumimi to steal a glance (at), to look furtively (at), to take a peek (at)
盗み見よ
nusumimiyo to steal a glance (at), to look furtively (at), to take a peek (at)
盗み見ん
nusumimin to steal a glance (at), to look furtively (at), to take a peek (at)
盗みみよ
nusumimiyo to steal a glance (at), to look furtively (at), to take a peek (at)
ぬすみみ
nusumimi to steal a glance (at), to look furtively (at), to take a peek (at)
盗み見れ
nusumimire to steal a glance (at), to look furtively (at), to take a peek (at)
盗み見ろ
nusumimiro to steal a glance (at), to look furtively (at), to take a peek (at)
盗みみろ
nusumimiro to steal a glance (at), to look furtively (at), to take a peek (at)
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