“To begin to work” in Japanese
Short answer
To begin to work in Japanese is “働きかける” (hatarakikakeru). Full meaning: to work on (someone), to appeal to, to make approaches to, to pressure, to exert influence on, to seek action from; to begin to work.
Other ways to say “To begin to work” in Japanese
働きかけれ
hatarakikakere to work on (someone), to appeal to, to make approaches to, to pressure, to exert influence on, to seek action from; to begin to work
働きかけろ
hatarakikakero to work on (someone), to appeal to, to make approaches to, to pressure, to exert influence on, to seek action from; to begin to work
働きかけん
hatarakikaken to work on (someone), to appeal to, to make approaches to, to pressure, to exert influence on, to seek action from; to begin to work
働きかけよ
hatarakikakeyo to work on (someone), to appeal to, to make approaches to, to pressure, to exert influence on, to seek action from; to begin to work
働きかけよっ
hatarakikakeyo to work on (someone), to appeal to, to make approaches to, to pressure, to exert influence on, to seek action from; to begin to work
働きかけりゃ
hatarakikakerya to work on (someone), to appeal to, to make approaches to, to pressure, to exert influence on, to seek action from; to begin to work
働きかけよふ
hatarakikakeyou to work on (someone), to appeal to, to make approaches to, to pressure, to exert influence on, to seek action from; to begin to work
働きかけよう
hatarakikakeyou to work on (someone), to appeal to, to make approaches to, to pressure, to exert influence on, to seek action from; to begin to work
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