“To be allowed” in Japanese
Short answer
To be allowed in Japanese is “まかり通る” (makaritooru). Full meaning: to go unpunished, to be tolerated, to be allowed, to be overlooked.
Other ways to say “To be allowed” in Japanese
まかり通ッ
makaritoo to go unpunished, to be tolerated, to be allowed, to be overlooked
まかり通っ
makaritoo to go unpunished, to be tolerated, to be allowed, to be overlooked
まかり通ろ
makaritooro to go unpunished, to be tolerated, to be allowed, to be overlooked
まかり通り
makaritoori to go unpunished, to be tolerated, to be allowed, to be overlooked
まかり通れ
makaritoore to go unpunished, to be tolerated, to be allowed, to be overlooked
まかり通ん
makaritoon to go unpunished, to be tolerated, to be allowed, to be overlooked
まかり通ら
makaritoora to go unpunished, to be tolerated, to be allowed, to be overlooked
まかり通ろっ
makaritooro to go unpunished, to be tolerated, to be allowed, to be overlooked
まかり通ろふ
makaritoorou to go unpunished, to be tolerated, to be allowed, to be overlooked
まかり通ろう
makaritoorou to go unpunished, to be tolerated, to be allowed, to be overlooked
まかり通りゃ
makaritoorya to go unpunished, to be tolerated, to be allowed, to be overlooked
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