“Taking charge of” in Japanese
Short answer
Taking charge of in Japanese is “担任” (tannin). Full meaning: being in charge of (esp. a class or subject), taking charge of; class teacher, homeroom teacher, form teacher.
Other ways to say “Taking charge of” in Japanese
受託
jutaku being entrusted with, taking charge of
分掌
bunshou division of duties, taking charge of (one's allotted duty), handling one's share of (the work), sharing (duties)
担務
tanmu one's duties (in an organization), one's responsibilities, taking charge of (a duty)
たんにん
tannin being in charge of (esp. a class or subject), taking charge of; class teacher, homeroom teacher, form teacher
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