“To be married” in Japanese
Short answer
To be married in Japanese is “嫁する” (kasuru). Full meaning: to wed, to be married; to shift blame to someone else.
Other ways to say “To be married” in Japanese
嫁す
kasu to wed, to be married; to shift blame to someone else
嫁せ
kase to wed, to be married; to shift blame to someone else
嫁し
kashi to wed, to be married; to shift blame to someone else
嫁せよ
kaseyo to wed, to be married; to shift blame to someone else
嫁しよ
kashiyo to wed, to be married; to shift blame to someone else
嫁すん
kasun to wed, to be married; to shift blame to someone else
嫁しろ
kashiro to wed, to be married; to shift blame to someone else
嫁すれ
kasure to wed, to be married; to shift blame to someone else
嫁しよう
kashiyou to wed, to be married; to shift blame to someone else
嫁すりゃ
kasurya to wed, to be married; to shift blame to someone else
嫁しよっ
kashiyo to wed, to be married; to shift blame to someone else
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