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“For” in Japanese

Short answer
へと heto heto

For in Japanese is “へと” (heto). Full meaning: to, towards, for.

Other ways to say “For” in Japanese

e to, towards, for には niha to, for, on, in, at; in order to, for; as for, regarding 為に tameni for, for the sake of, to one's advantage, in favor of, in favour of, on behalf of; because of, as a result of 対して taishite for, in regard to, per にしては nishiteha for (e.g. "she dances well for an eight-year old"), considering it's (something or someone) として toshite as (i.e. in the role of), for (i.e. from the viewpoint of); apart from... (used to change the topic); even (e.g. "not even a single person") としては toshiteha as (for), for, in the capacity of に取って nitotte to, for, from the standpoint of, as far as ... is concerned 貨車渡し kashawatashi free on rail, FOR 何故ならば nazenaraba because, for, the reason why is ... と言うのは toiunoha because ..., for ..., the reason being ...; as for ..., when it comes to ..., regarding ..., how about ...

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