“Shall” in Japanese
Short answer
Shall in Japanese is “よう” (you). Full meaning: (I) will, (I) shall; let's; (I) wonder (if), might it be (that), maybe, perhaps, perchance.
Other ways to say “Shall” in Japanese
物とする
monotosuru shall ...; to assume, to suppose
ヨウ
you (I) will, (I) shall; let's; (I) wonder (if), might it be (that), maybe, perhaps, perchance
ヨウッ
you (I) will, (I) shall; let's; (I) wonder (if), might it be (that), maybe, perhaps, perchance
ようっ
you (I) will, (I) shall; let's; (I) wonder (if), might it be (that), maybe, perhaps, perchance
よおう
yooo (I) will, (I) shall; let's; (I) wonder (if), might it be (that), maybe, perhaps, perchance
姚
you (I) will, (I) shall; let's; (I) wonder (if), might it be (that), maybe, perhaps, perchance
榕
you (I) will, (I) shall; let's; (I) wonder (if), might it be (that), maybe, perhaps, perchance
曜
you (I) will, (I) shall; let's; (I) wonder (if), might it be (that), maybe, perhaps, perchance
瑶
you (I) will, (I) shall; let's; (I) wonder (if), might it be (that), maybe, perhaps, perchance
楊
you (I) will, (I) shall; let's; (I) wonder (if), might it be (that), maybe, perhaps, perchance
よーっ
you (I) will, (I) shall; let's; (I) wonder (if), might it be (that), maybe, perhaps, perchance
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