“To take a relaxed attitude” in Japanese
Short answer
To take a relaxed attitude 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 take a relaxed attitude” 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)
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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