“To be in a dispute” in Japanese
Short answer
To be in a dispute in Japanese is “ごてつく” (gotetsuku). Full meaning: to be confused, to be in disorder, to be chaotic; to have troubles, to be in a dispute; to complain vigorously, to complain persistently.
Other ways to say “To be in a dispute” in Japanese
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)
コデック
kodekku to be confused, to be in disorder, to be chaotic; to have troubles, to be in a dispute; to complain vigorously, to complain persistently
ゴタつく
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)
コダック
kodakku 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)
ごたつか
gotatsuka 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)
ゴタつき
gotatsuki 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)
ゴタつけ
gotatsuke 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)
ゴタつい
gotatsui 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)
ゴタつこ
gotatsuko 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)
ゴタつか
gotatsuka 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)
ごたつこ
gotatsuko 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)
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