“To argue” in Japanese
Short answer
To argue in Japanese is “論ずる” (ronzuru). Full meaning: to discuss, to talk about, to deal with (a topic); to argue, to dispute; to take into consideration, to make an issue of.
Other ways to say “To argue” in Japanese
論じ合う
ronjiau to debate, to deliberate, to argue, to contend, to discuss, to dispute
渡り合う
watariau to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate
弁じる
benjiru to speak, to talk, to argue, to manage, to dispose of, to carry through, to distinguish, to discriminate
争う
arasou to compete, to contest, to contend; to quarrel, to argue, to dispute, to be at variance, to oppose; to deny (e.g. evidence)
論じる
ronjiru to discuss, to talk about, to deal with (a topic); to argue, to dispute; to take into consideration, to make an issue of
揉む
momu to rub, to crumple; to massage; to argue, to have a heated discussion
ごたつく
gotatsuku to be confused, to be in disorder, to be chaotic, to be crowded; to have troubles, to be in a dispute, to argue, to be entangled (in a situation)
渡りあう
watariau to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate
ろんずる
ronzuru to discuss, to talk about, to deal with (a topic); to argue, to dispute; to take into consideration, to make an issue of
わたりあう
watariau to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate
渡り合える
watariaeru to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate
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