“Being involved in” in Japanese
Short answer
タッチ
tatchi
Being involved in in Japanese is “タッチ” (tatchi). Full meaning: touch, touching; being involved in; touch (of a painter, pianist, etc.), style (of writing, drawing, etc.), feel.
Other ways to say “Being involved in” in Japanese
ダッチ
datchi touch, touching; being involved in; touch (of a painter, pianist, etc.), style (of writing, drawing, etc.), feel
ダッヂ
dajji touch, touching; being involved in; touch (of a painter, pianist, etc.), style (of writing, drawing, etc.), feel
だっち
datchi touch, touching; being involved in; touch (of a painter, pianist, etc.), style (of writing, drawing, etc.), feel
従事
juuji engaging in (work), pursuing (e.g. studies), following (a profession), being involved in
辰致
tatchi touch, touching; being involved in; touch (of a painter, pianist, etc.), style (of writing, drawing, etc.), feel
從事
juuji engaging in (work), pursuing (e.g. studies), following (a profession), being involved in
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