“Being apt to” in Japanese
Short answer
Being apt to in Japanese is “動もすれば” (yayamosureba). Full meaning: being apt to, being liable to, being inclined to.
Other ways to say “Being apt to” in Japanese
動もすると
yayamosuruto being apt to, being liable to, being inclined to
動ともすると
yayatomosuruto being apt to, being liable to, being inclined to
動ともすれば
yayatomosureba being apt to, being liable to, being inclined to
兎角
tokaku (doing) various things, (doing) this and that; being apt to, being prone to, tending to; at any rate, anyhow, anyway
トカク
tokaku (doing) various things, (doing) this and that; being apt to, being prone to, tending to; at any rate, anyhow, anyway
とかく
tokaku (doing) various things, (doing) this and that; being apt to, being prone to, tending to; at any rate, anyhow, anyway
どうかすると
doukasuruto sometimes, occasionally, once in a while; somehow (or other), in some way; being apt to, being liable to, being inclined to
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