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307 examples found containing '幸せ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
かあ
さん
しあわ
えます

Mom looks happy.
かのじょ
彼女
しあわ
えます

She looks happy.
そしてこの
しあわ
でした
And the tree was happy.
かれ
きょう
今日
しあわ
せそう
える

They look happy today.
じっさい
実際
しあわ
せな
です
In fact, I am happy.
かのじょ
彼女
しあわ
せな
せいかつ
生活
おく
った

She lived a happy life.
かのじょ
彼女
しあわ
らした

She lived a happy life.
かれ
しあわ
ないかもしれない
He might not be happy.
かれ
そこ
しあわ
せな
せいかつ
生活
おく
った

They lived a happy life there.
かれ
しあわ
です
They are happy.
みんな
しあわ

All are happy.
そのあとみんな
しあわ
らしました

They all lived happily ever after.
かのじょ
彼女
しあわ
せそう

She looks happy.
その
しょうねん
少年
しあわ
なった
The boy became happy.
かれ
しあわ
せそう
です
They seem happy.
かのじょ
彼女
しあわ
せな
じんせい
人生
おく
った

She lived a happy life.
かのじょ
彼女
わたし
しあわ
してくれる
She makes me happy.
しあわ
まんぞく
満足
する
こと
なか
ある
Happiness consists of contentment.
かのじょ
彼女
とても
しあわ
えます

She looks very happy.
さいだい
最大
しあわ
じゆう
自由
なか
ある
The greatest happiness lies in freedom.
いま
とても
しあわ

I'm very happy now.
かのじょ
彼女
しあわ
である
っている

She says that she is happy.
かれ
けっ
して
しあわ
ない
They are far from happy.
わたし
とっても
しあわ
です
I am as happy as a clam.
かれ
しあわ
せな
せいかつ
生活
おく
った

They lived a happy life.
エミ
しあわ
せそう
えます

Emi looks happy.
じゅうぶん
十分
しあわ

I'm more than happy.
かのじょ
彼女
とても
しあわ
せそう

She looks very happy.
かのじょ
彼女
しあわ
です
She is happy.
わたし
さいこう
最高
しあわ

I am as happy as can be.
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