“To be used to” in Japanese
Short answer
To be used to in Japanese is “仕付ける” (shitsukeru). Full meaning: to be used to, to get accustomed to, to be in the habit of doing; to train, to discipline, to teach manners; to tack (in needlework), to baste.
Other ways to say “To be used to” in Japanese
吸い付ける
suitsukeru to attract, to be used to
躾る
shitsukeru to be used to, to get accustomed to, to be in the habit of doing; to train, to discipline, to teach manners; to tack (in needlework), to baste
躾ける
shitsukeru to be used to, to get accustomed to, to be in the habit of doing; to train, to discipline, to teach manners; to tack (in needlework), to baste
為付ける
shitsukeru to be used to, to get accustomed to, to be in the habit of doing; to train, to discipline, to teach manners; to tack (in needlework), to baste
しつける
shitsukeru to be used to, to get accustomed to, to be in the habit of doing; to train, to discipline, to teach manners; to tack (in needlework), to baste
しつけん
shitsuken to be used to, to get accustomed to, to be in the habit of doing; to train, to discipline, to teach manners; to tack (in needlework), to baste
習わす
narawasu to make (someone) learn; to be accustomed to ..., to be used to ..., to always ...
吸い点ける
suitsukeru to attract, to be used to
やり付ける
yaritsukeru to be accustomed to, to be used to; to argue into silence, to talk down
しつけよふ
shitsukeyoo to be used to, to get accustomed to, to be in the habit of doing; to train, to discipline, to teach manners; to tack (in needlework), to baste
シツケよふ
shitsukeyoo to be used to, to get accustomed to, to be in the habit of doing; to train, to discipline, to teach manners; to tack (in needlework), to baste
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