“To be understood” in Japanese
Short answer
To be understood in Japanese is “相分かる” (aiwakaru). Full meaning: to be understood, to be comprehended, to be grasped; to become clear, to be known, to be discovered, to be realized, to be realised, to be found out.
Other ways to say “To be understood” in Japanese
知れる
shireru to become known, to come to light, to be discovered; to be known, to be understood; to clearly not amount to much, to be insignificant
通ずる
tsuuzuru to be open (to traffic), to lead to, to communicate (with); to flow (liquid, current), to pass, to get through to; to be understood, to be comprehended
しれる
shireru to become known, to come to light, to be discovered; to be known, to be understood; to clearly not amount to much, to be insignificant
通じる
tsuujiru to be open (to traffic), to lead to, to communicate (with); to flow (liquid, current), to pass, to get through to; to be understood, to be comprehended
しれん
shiren to become known, to come to light, to be discovered; to be known, to be understood; to clearly not amount to much, to be insignificant
つうずる
tsuuzuru to be open (to traffic), to lead to, to communicate (with); to flow (liquid, current), to pass, to get through to; to be understood, to be comprehended
しれ
shire to become known, to come to light, to be discovered; to be known, to be understood; to clearly not amount to much, to be insignificant
しれよ
shireyo to become known, to come to light, to be discovered; to be known, to be understood; to clearly not amount to much, to be insignificant
しれれ
shirere to become known, to come to light, to be discovered; to be known, to be understood; to clearly not amount to much, to be insignificant
しれろ
shirero to become known, to come to light, to be discovered; to be known, to be understood; to clearly not amount to much, to be insignificant
しれりゃ
shirerya to become known, to come to light, to be discovered; to be known, to be understood; to clearly not amount to much, to be insignificant
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