“Acting as a go-between” in Japanese
Short answer
Acting as a go-between in Japanese is “媒酌” (baishaku). Full meaning: matchmaking, acting as a go-between.
Other ways to say “Acting as a go-between” in Japanese
媒妁
baishaku matchmaking, acting as a go-between
斡旋
assen good offices, kind offices, services, influence, recommendation; mediation, intercession, conciliation, acting as a go-between
媒介
baikai mediation, agency, serving as a medium, acting as an intermediary, acting as a go-between; carrying (germs, diseases, etc.), transmission; mediation (in Hegelianism)
あつ旋
assen good offices, kind offices, services, influence, recommendation; mediation, intercession, conciliation, acting as a go-between
あっ旋
assen good offices, kind offices, services, influence, recommendation; mediation, intercession, conciliation, acting as a go-between
あつせん
assen good offices, kind offices, services, influence, recommendation; mediation, intercession, conciliation, acting as a go-between
あっせん
assen good offices, kind offices, services, influence, recommendation; mediation, intercession, conciliation, acting as a go-between
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