“To be hospitable to” in Japanese
Short answer
To be hospitable to in Japanese is “持て成す” (motenasu). Full meaning: to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome.
Other ways to say “To be hospitable to” in Japanese
もてなせる
motenaseru to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
持て成せる
motenaseru to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
もてなす
motenasu to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
もてなそ
motenaso to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
もてなせ
motenase to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
もてなさ
motenasa to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
持て成そ
motenaso to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
持て成せ
motenase to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
持て成さ
motenasa to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
持て成せよ
motenaseyo to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
持て成そふ
motenasou to treat (a guest), to receive, to entertain, to be hospitable to, to make welcome
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