“Willingly” in Japanese
Short answer
Willingly in Japanese is “自分から” (jibunkara). Full meaning: willingly, voluntarily, of one's own accord.
Other ways to say “Willingly” in Japanese
進んで
susunde voluntarily, willingly, of one's own free will
ほいほい
hoihoi recklessly, thoughtlessly, carelessly, readily, blithely, willingly, easily; pamperingly, indulgently, carefully (not angering); shoo!
快く
kokoroyoku comfortably, pleasantly, cheerfully; willingly, gladly, readily, with pleasure, with good grace
喜んで
yorokonde with pleasure, gladly, willingly, certainly
気持ちよく
kimochiyoku pleasantly, pleasingly, comfortably, agreeably; willingly, readily, without complaint
ホイホイ
hoihoi recklessly, thoughtlessly, carelessly, readily, blithely, willingly, easily; pamperingly, indulgently, carefully (not angering); shoo!
ぽいぽい
poipoi recklessly, thoughtlessly, carelessly, readily, blithely, willingly, easily; pamperingly, indulgently, carefully (not angering); shoo!
ポイポイ
poipoi recklessly, thoughtlessly, carelessly, readily, blithely, willingly, easily; pamperingly, indulgently, carefully (not angering); shoo!
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