“Getting in touch” in Japanese
Short answer
Getting in touch in Japanese is “連絡” (renraku). Full meaning: contacting, (making) contact, getting in touch, communication, correspondence, call, message; connection (with a train, bus, etc.), joining (a railway line, etc.), meeting; connection (between matters, incidents, etc.), relation, link.
Other ways to say “Getting in touch” in Japanese
ご連絡
gorenraku contacting, getting in touch, communication, call, message
聯絡
renraku contacting, (making) contact, getting in touch, communication, correspondence, call, message; connection (with a train, bus, etc.), joining (a railway line, etc.), meeting; connection (between matters, incidents, etc.), relation, link
連らく
renraku contacting, (making) contact, getting in touch, communication, correspondence, call, message; connection (with a train, bus, etc.), joining (a railway line, etc.), meeting; connection (between matters, incidents, etc.), relation, link
れんらく
renraku contacting, (making) contact, getting in touch, communication, correspondence, call, message; connection (with a train, bus, etc.), joining (a railway line, etc.), meeting; connection (between matters, incidents, etc.), relation, link
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