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愉快 (ゆかい, yukai) Japanese meaning: pleasant | Kotomora
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は
とても
愉ゆ
快かい
だっ
た
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Yesterday's party was very enjoyable.
He is a cheerful person, and it's fun to be with him.
This book contains many amusing stories.
Usage patterns 愉ゆ 快かい な 〈 人ひと 〉 a cheerful, fun person
He's a cheerful person who makes everyone laugh.
愉ゆ 快かい な 〈 事こと 〉 an amusing, enjoyable thing/story
There were many delightful moments during the trip.
愉ゆ 快かい に 〈 動どう 詞し 〉 to do something cheerfully / in a pleasant mood
It was a day we all spent cheerfully together.
〈 事こと 〉 を 見み ていると 愉ゆ 快かい だ it's amusing/pleasant to watch something
It's delightful to watch the children play.
Kanji 愉 pleasure, happy, rejoice 快 cheerful, pleasant, agreeable Related words 楽しい is the everyday word for something fun or enjoyable, while 愉快 is a bit more formal and stresses a cheerful, lighthearted atmosphere.
面白い focuses on something being interesting or amusing, whereas 愉快 highlights a generally pleasant, cheerful mood.
陽気 describes a bright, jovial personality or mood, while 愉快 more broadly describes a pleasant experience, atmosphere, or person.
嬉しい expresses personal happiness about a specific event, while 愉快 describes the enjoyable quality of an experience or person rather than a momentary feeling.
Written forms 愉ゆ 快かい Usage 95%
Standard kanji spelling; high priority.
ゆかい Usage 4%
Kana spelling is common in casual writing and children's materials.
ユカイ Usage 1%
Etymology Composed of 愉 (pleasure, joy) and 快 (pleasant, comfortable). The kanji combination reinforces the meaning of a cheerful, pleasant state.
