“To take a peep at” in Japanese
Short answer
To take a peep at in Japanese is “垣間見る” (kaimamiru). Full meaning: to take a peep at, to catch a glimpse of.
Other ways to say “To take a peep at” in Japanese
垣間みる
kaimamiru to take a peep at, to catch a glimpse of
かいま見る
kaimamiru to take a peep at, to catch a glimpse of
かい間みる
kaimamiru to take a peep at, to catch a glimpse of
垣間見れる
kaimamireru to take a peep at, to catch a glimpse of
かいまみる
kaimamiru to take a peep at, to catch a glimpse of
かいま見れる
kaimamireru to take a peep at, to catch a glimpse of
垣間み
kaimami to take a peep at, to catch a glimpse of
垣間みよ
kaimamiyo to take a peep at, to catch a glimpse of
垣間みん
kaimamin to take a peep at, to catch a glimpse of
垣間みれ
kaimamire to take a peep at, to catch a glimpse of
垣間見ろ
kaimamiro to take a peep at, to catch a glimpse of
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