How to say 'Vigorously' or 'Freely' in Japanese | じゃんじゃん

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The Japanese word for Vigorously or Freely is 'Janjan', written as じゃんじゃん in Japanese.

word

じゃんじゃん

Meaning

Vigorously, Freely

Reading

Janjan

Explanation

The Japanese adverb 'じゃんじゃん (じゃんじゃん)' is an onomatopoeic expression often used to describe doing something energetically, vigorously, or without hesitation. It can also imply doing something freely or generously. This word is colloquial and frequently used in casual conversations. For example: He spends money freely「彼はお金をじゃんじゃん使う」(かれはおかねをじゃんじゃんつかう). Let's work vigorously「じゃんじゃん働きましょう」(じゃんじゃんはたらきましょう). The nuance of 'じゃんじゃん' often conveys a sense of enthusiasm or abundance in the action being described.

Part Of Speech

adverb

Frequency

4953

Composition

hiragana

Handwriting

Hiragana in the Word じゃんじゃん

This word contains 3 Hiragana characters :

hiragana

じ

Reading

hiragana

じゃ

Reading

hiragana

ん

Reading

hiragana

や

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