How to say "encouraging" in Japanese
- 耳よりみみよりna-adjective, nounUsed for 'encouraging' in the sense of welcome or tempting news and offers — something you are glad to hear. It applies to what one hears rather than to encouragement given to a person.耳寄りな話がある。↗I've got an attractive proposition for you.
- 力強いちからづよいi-adjectiveCovers 'encouraging' in the sense of reassuring: words, help, or support that hearten someone and make them feel they have the strength to go on.
Use 「耳より」 for 'encouraging' news or offers that are welcome and tempting to hear, and 「力強い」 for encouraging words or support that reassure someone and give them strength to carry on.
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