楽たのしい

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楽しい · i-adjective

Form	Positive	Negative
Dictionary	楽たのしい	楽たのしくない
Polite	楽たのしいです	楽たのしくないですalso 楽たのしくありません
Past polite	楽たのしかったです	楽たのしくなかったですalso 楽たのしくありませんでした
Past	楽たのしかった	楽たのしくなかった
Te-form	楽たのしくて	楽たのしくなくて
Adverbial	楽たのしく
Conditional	楽たのしければ	楽たのしくなければ
Tara conditional	楽たのしかったら	楽たのしくなかったら

Meanings

Describes an experience, activity, or situation that brings enjoyment. Often used for things one actively participates in or looks forward to.

〈事こと〉が楽たのしいto find ~ enjoyable
友とも達だちとの旅りょ行こうが楽たのしい。
Traveling with friends is fun.
楽たのしい時じ間かんを過すごすto spend an enjoyable time
みんなと楽たのしい時じ間かんを過すごした。
I spent a fun time with everyone.
〈人ひと〉と楽たのしく〈動どう詞し〉to do something enjoyably with someone
家か族ぞくと楽たのしく食しょく事じをした。
I enjoyed a meal with my family.
楽たのしそうに〈動どう詞し〉to do something looking like one is having fun
子こ供どもたちが楽たのしそうに遊あそんでいる。
The children are playing happily.

嬉うれしいN4
嬉しい expresses personal happiness at a specific event, while 楽しい describes an activity or experience as enjoyable in itself.
面おも白しろいN5
面白い suggests something interesting or amusing, often intellectually, while 楽しい focuses on straightforward fun and enjoyment.
愉ゆ快かいN3
愉快 is a slightly more formal or literary word for feeling cheerful and amused, whereas 楽しい is the everyday word for enjoyable.

つまらないN5
つまらない means boring or dull, the direct opposite of 楽しい's sense of being enjoyable or fun.
悲かなしいN4
悲しい means sad, contrasting with 楽しい's sense of being pleasant and enjoyable.
つらいN3
楽しい means fun or enjoyable, the emotional opposite of 辛い's painful or heartbreaking feeling.

楽たのしむN4
楽しい is an い-adjective meaning 'fun/enjoyable' describing a state, while 楽しむ is the verb meaning 'to enjoy (something)'.
楽たのしみN4
楽しい is an i-adjective describing something as fun or enjoyable, while 楽しみ is the noun for the feeling of enjoyment or the thing being anticipated.
楽らく々らく
楽しい shares the kanji 楽 but means 'fun/enjoyable', a completely different meaning from 楽々 'easily, with ease'.
楽らくN4
楽しい (たのしい) means 'fun/enjoyable' and describes emotional pleasure, while 楽 (らく) means 'easy/comfortable' and describes lack of effort or burden; learners often mix up the two because they share the same kanji.

楽たのしいUsage95%
Standard kanji spelling; high priority.
たのしいUsage3%
愉たのしいUsage1%
rarely-used kanji form
Rarely used kanji form.
樂たのしいUsage<1%
search-only kanji form
Search-only old-form kanji (kyūjitai); not used in modern writing.

The adjective continues classical たのし, “pleasant; enjoyable,” and shares its stem with the derived verb 楽しむ. 楽 is a meaning-based kanji spelling.