Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Cheerful"

A: basically it keeps you motivated to do something

A: “His cheerful demeanor succumbed to the stress of his bad marriage” means his happiness or contentment in being married led to its stresses. Eventually, those stresses led to the marriage falling apart (divorce).

A: It means happy and bright. It is used to describe someone’s personality and character. For example: “she is such a cheerful person, and no matter what, she always has something positive to say, and with a big smile on her face.”

A: "She's cheerful" - She's always happy.

"and fun to be around" - I like being with her. I enjoy being with her.

"she's also very straightforward" - She's honest. She doesn't keep secrets. She tells the truth.

A: Happy, or in a good mood. Usually they're laughing or smiling.

A: thank you！

A: "He's a cheerful person, isn't he?"
"The crowd is quite cheerful today!"
"This poem is quite cheerful."
"The cheerful kids were running about. " (This is more of a bookish way to say something.)
"What a cheerful day."

A: Cheerful means happy.
Ex: I am cheerful today!
I was not sad, but instead, cheerful that the day was over.
My son was cheerful that he got good grades this semester.

A: she was very cheerful during Christmas.

A: It means they always try to stay positive, even when bad things happen (cheerful), but they are never carefree (gay).

A: I think you're asking cause they're all synonyms for happy, right?

cheerful = optimistic happy
joyful = feeling pleasure/happiness
joyous = (ironically)full of happiness
delightful = pleasurable

A: They are synonyms

A: It's not a big difference, but maybe it's the way she makes you feel when she's around.

I think someone who's cheerful is very warm and has a bright and positive outlook.

Someone who is bubbly also has an uplifting attitude, too, but maybe it is more pure, cute, childish, and innocent. Maybe it tickles you inside and makes you want to smile, like bubbles.

A: There is no difference because Cheery means Cheerful

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A: well merry and jolly are the synonyms and both mean happy and Cheerful is usually someone who is happy, but expresses the happiness with energy.

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A: I think you meant: "I want a friendly and cheerful American girlfriend in Japan."

A: if its an advertisement, this is the way to say it "If you want a cheerful weekend, we recommend Sapporo White Illumination." especially since you are using "we" and "cheerful"..

A: not in this sentence. It’s natural like that ^

A: I think I am/I like to think of myself as · a cheerful person. I love chatting （しゃべる ）and laughing, but I'm shy at first. So please, don't hesitate to · talk to me/ contact me/message me ★
いい文ね！でも それもいいよ 😇 頑張って 〜

A: 1. You're more of a cheerful person when you are speaking Japanese than when you are speaking English.
2. You're more cheerful when you are speaking Japanese than when you are speaking English.

(**"more"** because the sentence is a comparison)

A: that's why you are a cheerful person, you have lots of really nice friends, they are willing to share happy moments with you and maybe they can give you positive energy/cheer you up when you feel lost/down, that's awesome.