“To wander aimlessly” in Japanese
Short answer
To wander aimlessly in Japanese is “浮かれ歩く” (ukarearuku). Full meaning: to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly.
Other ways to say “To wander aimlessly” in Japanese
浮れ步く
ukarearuku to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
うろうろ
urouro restlessly, aimlessly, without purpose; to loiter, to drift, to hang about doing nothing, to wander aimlessly, to be restless; to be restless, to fuss, to be in a fidget
浮れ步き
ukarearuki to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮れ步け
ukarearuke to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮れ步い
ukarearui to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮れ步こ
ukarearuko to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮れ步か
ukarearuka to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮かれ歩き
ukarearuki to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮れ步こう
ukarearukou to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮かれ歩け
ukarearuke to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮かれ歩い
ukarearui to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
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