“Presenting” in Japanese
Short answer
Presenting in Japanese is “献上” (kenjou). Full meaning: presenting (to).
Other ways to say “Presenting” in Japanese
拝呈
haitei presenting, presentation; Dear (so and so), Dear Sir, Dear Madam, To Whom It May Concern
恵贈
keizou presenting (a gift, etc.), giving, bestowing
捧持
houji bearing, presenting, holding up (emperor's picture)
進上
shinjou giving, presenting
発表
happyou announcement, publication, presenting, statement, communique, making known, breaking (news story), expressing (one's opinion), releasing, unveiling
呈上
teijou giving, gifting, presenting
けん上
kenjou presenting (to)
提起
teiki raising (a question), posing (a problem), bringing up (an issue), presenting; instituting (a lawsuit), lodging, filing (a claim), submitting (a case)
奉持
houji bearing, presenting, holding up (emperor's picture)
發表
happyou announcement, publication, presenting, statement, communique, making known, breaking (news story), expressing (one's opinion), releasing, unveiling
はっぴょう
happyou announcement, publication, presenting, statement, communique, making known, breaking (news story), expressing (one's opinion), releasing, unveiling
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