“To begin listening” in Japanese
Short answer
To begin listening in Japanese is “聞き出す” (kikidasu). Full meaning: to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to).
Other ways to say “To begin listening” in Japanese
聞出せる
kikidaseru to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞き出せる
kikidaseru to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
きき出せる
kikidaseru to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞きだせる
kikidaseru to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
ききだせる
kikidaseru to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞きだす
kikidasu to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
ききだす
kikidasu to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞きださ
kikidasa to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞きだそ
kikidaso to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞き出し
kikidashi to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞き出せ
kikidase to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
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