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“To be in front” in Japanese

Short answer
背負う seou せおう

To be in front in Japanese is “背負う” (seou). Full meaning: to carry on one's back; to be burdened with, to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background, to be in front (of something).

Other ways to say “To be in front” in Japanese

脊負う seou to carry on one's back; to be burdened with, to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background, to be in front (of something) 背おう seou to carry on one's back; to be burdened with, to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background, to be in front (of something) せおえる seoeru to carry on one's back; to be burdened with, to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background, to be in front (of something) 背負える seoeru to carry on one's back; to be burdened with, to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background, to be in front (of something) しょえる shoeru to carry on one's back; to be burdened with, to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background, to be in front (of something) せおう seou to carry on one's back; to be burdened with, to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background, to be in front (of something) しょい shoi to carry on one's back; to be burdened with, to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background, to be in front (of something) 背負ふ seou to carry on one's back; to be burdened with, to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background, to be in front (of something) しょふ shou to carry on one's back; to be burdened with, to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background, to be in front (of something) しょお shoo to carry on one's back; to be burdened with, to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background, to be in front (of something) 背負い seoi to carry on one's back; to be burdened with, to take responsibility for; to have (something) in the background, to be in front (of something)

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