“Through” in Japanese
Short answer
Through in Japanese is “経て” (hete). Full meaning: through, by way of, after, via.
Other ways to say “Through” in Japanese
介して
kaishite through (the medium of)
通じて
tsuujite through, via; throughout, all through, all over
を通して
wotooshite through, throughout, through (the good offices of), by way of
を介して
wokaishite using as an intermediary, through
事によって
kotoniyotte via, through, by doing, by means of, using
越し
goshi across, over, beyond, through, crossing; throughout (a period of time), for
にかけて
nikakete till, to, over (a period), through (e.g. Monday through Thursday), about (approx. time or place), on; concerning (an area of expertise); swearing by (one's sword, God, etc.)
事により
kotoniyori by (means of), by doing, due to, via, through
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