“Protesting a decision” in Japanese
Short answer
Protesting a decision in Japanese is “物言い” (monoii). Full meaning: manner of speaking; verbal argument; objection, protesting a decision (esp. that of a sumo referee).
Other ways to say “Protesting a decision” in Japanese
物言ひ
monoii manner of speaking; verbal argument; objection, protesting a decision (esp. that of a sumo referee)
もの言い
monoii manner of speaking; verbal argument; objection, protesting a decision (esp. that of a sumo referee)
ものいい
monoii manner of speaking; verbal argument; objection, protesting a decision (esp. that of a sumo referee)
もの云い
monoii manner of speaking; verbal argument; objection, protesting a decision (esp. that of a sumo referee)
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