“To be assigned” in Japanese
Short answer
To be assigned in Japanese is “仰せつかる” (oosetsukaru). Full meaning: to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job).
Other ways to say “To be assigned” in Japanese
仰せつかッ
oosetsuka to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかっ
oosetsuka to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかろ
oosetsukaro to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかり
oosetsukari to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかれ
oosetsukare to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかん
oosetsukan to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつから
oosetsukara to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかろっ
oosetsukaro to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかろふ
oosetsukarou to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかろう
oosetsukarou to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
仰せつかりゃ
oosetsukarya to be ordered (to do), to be charged with (a duty), to be assigned (a job)
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