“Having regular dealings with” in Japanese
Short answer
Having regular dealings with in Japanese is “出入り” (deiri). Full meaning: going in and out, entering and exiting; visiting regularly, frequenting, having regular dealings with; income and expenditure, incomings and outgoings.
Other ways to say “Having regular dealings with” in Japanese
出はいり
dehairi going in and out, entering and exiting; visiting regularly, frequenting, having regular dealings with; income and expenditure, incomings and outgoings
出這入り
dehairi going in and out, entering and exiting; visiting regularly, frequenting, having regular dealings with; income and expenditure, incomings and outgoings
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