“Coming through” in Japanese
Short answer
Coming through in Japanese is “漏洩” (rouei). Full meaning: leak (of secrets, information, etc.), disclosure, divulging; leak (of gas, liquid, etc.), leakage, escape (of gas), coming through (of light).
Other ways to say “Coming through” in Japanese
ろうえい
rouei leak (of secrets, information, etc.), disclosure, divulging; leak (of gas, liquid, etc.), leakage, escape (of gas), coming through (of light)
漏曳
rouei leak (of secrets, information, etc.), disclosure, divulging; leak (of gas, liquid, etc.), leakage, escape (of gas), coming through (of light)
漏泄
rousetsu leak (of secrets, information, etc.), disclosure, divulging; leak (of gas, liquid, etc.), leakage, escape (of gas), coming through (of light)
漏えい
rouei leak (of secrets, information, etc.), disclosure, divulging; leak (of gas, liquid, etc.), leakage, escape (of gas), coming through (of light)
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