“To window-shop” in Japanese
Short answer
To window-shop in Japanese is “冷やかす” (hiyakasu). Full meaning: to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying.
Other ways to say “To window-shop” in Japanese
素見す
hiyakasu to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying
ヒヤかす
hiyakasu to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying
ひやかす
hiyakasu to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying
冷かす
hiyakasu to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying
冷やかせる
hiyakaseru to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying
ひやかせる
hiyakaseru to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying
ヒヤかし
hiyakashi to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying
ひやかそ
hiyakaso to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying
ヒヤかさ
hiyakasa to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying
ヒヤかせ
hiyakase to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying
ヒヤかそ
hiyakaso to banter, to make fun of, to jeer at; to cool, to refrigerate; to window-shop, to look at without buying
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