“Take” in Japanese
Short answer
Take in Japanese is “テイク” (teeku). Full meaning: take (e.g. in film-making).
Other ways to say “Take” in Japanese
本チャン
honchan performance, take, going before an audience or on-air; game, season, crucial moment; high of the season, height (of summer, etc.), actual event (or celebration, etc.), real deal
ディグ
digu take (e.g. in film-making)
ティグ
tigu take (e.g. in film-making)
デイッグ
deiggu take (e.g. in film-making)
本番
honban performance (as opposed to practice), going before an audience or on-air, take; game, match; high of the season, height (of summer, etc.), actual event (or celebration, etc.), real deal
本ちゃん
honchan performance, take, going before an audience or on-air; game, season, crucial moment; high of the season, height (of summer, etc.), actual event (or celebration, etc.), real deal
取れ高
toredaka crop, yield, harvest, catch, take
アレンジ
arenji arrangement (of music), adaptation (of a story, recipe, etc.), interpretation, take; arranging (objects, a meeting, etc.), organization
ほんばん
honban performance (as opposed to practice), going before an audience or on-air, take; game, match; high of the season, height (of summer, etc.), actual event (or celebration, etc.), real deal
穫れ高
toredaka crop, yield, harvest, catch, take
とれ高
toredaka crop, yield, harvest, catch, take
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