“Tending to” in Japanese
Short answer
Tending to in Japanese is “兎角” (tokaku). Full meaning: (doing) various things, (doing) this and that; being apt to, being prone to, tending to; at any rate, anyhow, anyway.
Other ways to say “Tending to” in Japanese
トカク
tokaku (doing) various things, (doing) this and that; being apt to, being prone to, tending to; at any rate, anyhow, anyway
とかく
tokaku (doing) various things, (doing) this and that; being apt to, being prone to, tending to; at any rate, anyhow, anyway
気味
kimi sensation, feeling; tendency, propensity; -like, -looking, -looked, tending to ...
ギミ
gimi sensation, feeling; tendency, propensity; -like, -looking, -looked, tending to ...
気み
kimi sensation, feeling; tendency, propensity; -like, -looking, -looked, tending to ...
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