“Rumour has it that” in Japanese
Short answer
Rumour has it that in Japanese is “と言うことだ” (toiukotoda). Full meaning: I've heard that ..., rumour has it that ...; it appears as if ....
Other ways to say “Rumour has it that” in Japanese
とか
toka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
ドカ
doka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
トガ
toga and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
ドガ
doga and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
ドカっ
doka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
ドカッ
doka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
どかっ
doka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
戸賀
toga and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
利賀
toga and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
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