“Getting” in Japanese
Short answer
ゲット
getto
Getting in Japanese is “ゲット” (getto). Full meaning: getting, obtaining, winning; scoring (in ice hockey, basketball, etc.).
Other ways to say “Getting” in Japanese
頂戴
choudai receiving, getting, accepting, being given; eating, drinking, having; please (give me; do for me)
ゲツト
getto getting, obtaining, winning; scoring (in ice hockey, basketball, etc.)
ケット
ketto getting, obtaining, winning; scoring (in ice hockey, basketball, etc.)
げっと
getto getting, obtaining, winning; scoring (in ice hockey, basketball, etc.)
ケツト
ketto getting, obtaining, winning; scoring (in ice hockey, basketball, etc.)
月斗
getto getting, obtaining, winning; scoring (in ice hockey, basketball, etc.)
入手
nyuushu acquisition, obtaining, procurement, getting (hold of)
取得
shutoku obtaining (a qualification, right, object, etc.), acquisition (of land, property, etc.), gaining possession (of), getting, purchase
ちょうだい
choudai receiving, getting, accepting, being given; eating, drinking, having; please (give me; do for me)
チョウダイ
choudai receiving, getting, accepting, being given; eating, drinking, having; please (give me; do for me)
頂だい
choudai receiving, getting, accepting, being given; eating, drinking, having; please (give me; do for me)
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