“Taking the trouble” in Japanese
Short answer
Taking the trouble in Japanese is “態々” (wazawaza). Full meaning: expressly, especially, specially, taking the trouble (to do), going to the trouble of (doing), going out of one's way (to do); intentionally, deliberately, on purpose.
Other ways to say “Taking the trouble” in Japanese
ワザワザ
wazawaza expressly, especially, specially, taking the trouble (to do), going to the trouble of (doing), going out of one's way (to do); intentionally, deliberately, on purpose
わざわざ
wazawaza expressly, especially, specially, taking the trouble (to do), going to the trouble of (doing), going out of one's way (to do); intentionally, deliberately, on purpose
態態
wazawaza expressly, especially, specially, taking the trouble (to do), going to the trouble of (doing), going out of one's way (to do); intentionally, deliberately, on purpose
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