“Compromise” in Japanese
Short answer
Compromise in Japanese is “なあなあ” (naanaa). Full meaning: compromise, collusion, give and take, not making a fuss, closing one's eyes (to).
Other ways to say “Compromise” in Japanese
折衷
setchuu compromise, cross, blending, eclecticism
妥協
dakyou compromise, giving in
譲り合い
yuzuriai compromise, mutual concessions, give-and-take
歩み合い
ayumiai compromise, concession
歩み寄り
ayumiyori compromise, concession
ナアナア
naanaa compromise, collusion, give and take, not making a fuss, closing one's eyes (to)
交譲
koujou concession, compromise
譲歩
jouho concession, conciliation, compromise
折り合い
oriai agreement (e.g. business, dispute), understanding, compromise, settlement; relationship, relation, (good, bad, etc.) terms
折中
setchuu compromise, cross, blending, eclecticism
なーなー
naanaa compromise, collusion, give and take, not making a fuss, closing one's eyes (to)
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