“One's word” in Japanese
Short answer
One's word in Japanese is “口約束” (kuchiyakusoku). Full meaning: verbal promise, one's word.
Other ways to say “One's word” in Japanese
約束
yakusoku promise, agreement, arrangement, one's word, contract, pact; appointment, engagement, date; convention, rule
お約束
oyakusoku promise, agreement, arrangement, one's word, contract, pact, appointment, engagement, date; something expected or predictable (e.g. running gag), typical or clichéd development (in a story), something considered obligatory or guaranteed (in a certain
やくそく
yakusoku promise, agreement, arrangement, one's word, contract, pact; appointment, engagement, date; convention, rule
ヤ・ク・ソ・ク
yakusoku promise, agreement, arrangement, one's word, contract, pact; appointment, engagement, date; convention, rule
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