Teruja
tʃaɪniːzle̞tə tʃaɪniːzle̞tə sɯᵝ ɽɯᵝ keɪ əʊ juː ɛf juː ɛn ɛs juː ɑː juː tiː əʊ biː iː iː ɛks siː aɪ tiː iː diː biː juː tiː diː əʊ iː ɛs ɛn tiː siː eɪ piː tiː juː ɑː iː tiː eɪtʃ iː ɛs eɪ ɛm iː ɛl iː viː iː ɛl əʊ ɛf aɪ ɛn tiː iː ɛn ɛs iː iː ɛn tiː eɪtʃ juː ɛs aɪ eɪ ɛs ɛm əʊ ɑː wäkɯᵝwäkɯᵝsɯᵝɽɯᵝ dʌbəljuː eɪ keɪ juː dʌbəljuː eɪ keɪ juː ɛs juː ɑː juː tiː əʊ biː iː iː ɛks siː aɪ tiː iː diː eɪ ɛn tiː aɪ siː aɪ piː eɪ tiː aɪ ɛn dʒiː ɛs əʊ ɛm iː tiː eɪtʃ aɪ ɛn dʒiː dʒiː əʊ əʊ diː
In Japanese 興奮する (koufun suru) - to be excited, but doesn't capture the same level of intense enthusiasm. Or, ワクワクする (wakuwaku suru) - to be excited, anticipating something good.
To be extremely excited, thrilled, or enthusiastic about something.
Example
"Dia sangat teruja untuk pergi bercuti ke Bali."
