“Being in tune” in Japanese
Short answer
Being in tune in Japanese is “つうつう” (tsuutsuu). Full meaning: being in tune (with each other), being on the same wavelength, understanding each other; being leaked (of information, secrets, etc.); (passing through) without hindrance, unobstructed, unimpeded, easily.
Other ways to say “Being in tune” in Japanese
ツウツウ
tsuutsuu being in tune (with each other), being on the same wavelength, understanding each other; being leaked (of information, secrets, etc.); (passing through) without hindrance, unobstructed, unimpeded, easily
ツウツウっ
tsuutsuu being in tune (with each other), being on the same wavelength, understanding each other; being leaked (of information, secrets, etc.); (passing through) without hindrance, unobstructed, unimpeded, easily
つうつうっ
tsuutsuu being in tune (with each other), being on the same wavelength, understanding each other; being leaked (of information, secrets, etc.); (passing through) without hindrance, unobstructed, unimpeded, easily
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