“Running errands” in Japanese
Short answer
Running errands in Japanese is “使い走り” (tsukaihashiri). Full meaning: running errands (for someone else); errand boy, gofer, dogsbody.
Other ways to say “Running errands” in Japanese
用足し
youtashi running errands, going on errands; (transaction of) business, going about one's business; doing one's business (i.e. at the toilet), going to the washroom
使い歩き
tsukaiaruki running errands, errand boy, errand girl
用達
youtashi running errands, going on errands; (transaction of) business, going about one's business; doing one's business (i.e. at the toilet), going to the washroom
用たし
youtashi running errands, going on errands; (transaction of) business, going about one's business; doing one's business (i.e. at the toilet), going to the washroom
使いっ走り
tsukaippashiri running errands (for someone else); errand boy, gofer, dogsbody
使いっぱしり
tsukaippashiri running errands (for someone else); errand boy, gofer, dogsbody
つかいはしり
tsukaihashiri running errands (for someone else); errand boy, gofer, dogsbody
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