からかう
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, う, transitive)
Usually written in kana
1. to tease; to make fun of; to poke fun at; to make a crack about; to chaff; to kid; to joke; to banter; to pull someone's leg
Sorry, sorry, I won't tease you anymore!
Pitch accent
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Examples (30 in total)
Are you teasing me?
It is unpleasant to be teased.
Stop teasing her.
Sorry, sorry, I won't tease you anymore!
Don't make fun of me. I'm serious.
Damn, they're totally making fun of me.
Stop teasing Tom like that.
He was made fun of by his classmates.
Don't make fun of that child.
She asks in a teasing manner.
You're really just teasing your junior for fun, aren't you?
Besides, I should probably quit teasing about now.
Marco laughs as if teasing.
Mary is not used to being made fun of.
We made fun of him about this.
I just get teased about it.
Don't make fun of foreigners' mistakes in Japanese.
As a child, I was teased for wearing glasses.
I looked to see if he was teasing me.
Mom scolded me for making fun of them.
A teasing tone seeped through the man's words.
Don't make fun of him because he cannot write his name.
Jimmy was accustomed to his friends making fun of him.
A teacher should never make fun of a student who makes a mistake.
Since she was wearing the very strange hat, people teased her.
Unlike you, I don't make fun of people in public.
People always make fun of me when they find out I'm colorblind.
The other boys teased him when he got his hair cut.
After laughing in a teasing manner, he immediately shifts to a gentle smile.
Saying so in a teasing manner, the woman opened the door leading to the back room.