“That is to say” in Japanese
Short answer
That is to say in Japanese is “詰まり” (tsumari). Full meaning: that is to say, that is, in other words, I mean, that (this, it) means; in short, in brief, to sum up, ultimately, in the end, in the long run, when all is said and done, what it all comes down to, when you get right down to it, basically; clogging, .
Other ways to say “That is to say” in Japanese
ヅマリ
zumari that is to say, that is, in other words, I mean, that (this, it) means; in short, in brief, to sum up, ultimately, in the end, in the long run, when all is said and done, what it all comes down to, when you get right down to it, basically; clogging,
づまり
zumari that is to say, that is, in other words, I mean, that (this, it) means; in short, in brief, to sum up, ultimately, in the end, in the long run, when all is said and done, what it all comes down to, when you get right down to it, basically; clogging,
ってことは
ttekotoha that is to say, so that means
と言うことは
toiukotoha that is to say, so that means
と言うものは
toiumonoha that is to say, so that means
畢竟
tsumari that is to say, that is, in other words, I mean, that (this, it) means; in short, in brief, to sum up, ultimately, in the end, in the long run, when all is said and done, what it all comes down to, when you get right down to it, basically; clogging,
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