“To be official” in Japanese
Short answer
To be official in Japanese is “表立つ” (omotedatsu). Full meaning: to become public, to become known, to come out in the open; to be formal, to be official.
Other ways to say “To be official” in Japanese
表だっ
omoteda to become public, to become known, to come out in the open; to be formal, to be official
表だつ
omotedatsu to become public, to become known, to come out in the open; to be formal, to be official
表立っ
omoteda to become public, to become known, to come out in the open; to be formal, to be official
おもてだつ
omotedatsu to become public, to become known, to come out in the open; to be formal, to be official
おもてだっ
omoteda to become public, to become known, to come out in the open; to be formal, to be official
表立て
omotedate to become public, to become known, to come out in the open; to be formal, to be official
表だち
omotedachi to become public, to become known, to come out in the open; to be formal, to be official
表立と
omotedato to become public, to become known, to come out in the open; to be formal, to be official
表だた
omotedata to become public, to become known, to come out in the open; to be formal, to be official
表だと
omotedato to become public, to become known, to come out in the open; to be formal, to be official
表立ち
omotedachi to become public, to become known, to come out in the open; to be formal, to be official
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