“Coming to an agreement” in Japanese
Short answer
Coming to an agreement in Japanese is “手打ち” (teuchi). Full meaning: making noodles by hand; striking a deal, coming to an agreement, reconciliation; killing with bare hands.
Other ways to say “Coming to an agreement” in Japanese
チョチ
chochi making noodles by hand; striking a deal, coming to an agreement, reconciliation; killing with bare hands
ちょち
chochi making noodles by hand; striking a deal, coming to an agreement, reconciliation; killing with bare hands
手討
teuchi making noodles by hand; striking a deal, coming to an agreement, reconciliation; killing with bare hands
手打
teuchi making noodles by hand; striking a deal, coming to an agreement, reconciliation; killing with bare hands
手討ち
teuchi making noodles by hand; striking a deal, coming to an agreement, reconciliation; killing with bare hands
手うち
teuchi making noodles by hand; striking a deal, coming to an agreement, reconciliation; killing with bare hands
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