“To build over a river” in Japanese
Short answer
To build over a river in Japanese is “掛け渡す” (kakewatasu). Full meaning: to build (a bridge) over a river.
Other ways to say “To build over a river” in Japanese
かけ渡す
kakewatasu to build (a bridge) over a river
架け渡す
kakewatasu to build (a bridge) over a river
掛渡す
kakewatasu to build (a bridge) over a river
掛渡そ
kakewataso to build (a bridge) over a river
掛渡さ
kakewatasa to build (a bridge) over a river
掛渡せ
kakewatase to build (a bridge) over a river
架け渡そ
kakewataso to build (a bridge) over a river
架け渡さ
kakewatasa to build (a bridge) over a river
架け渡せ
kakewatase to build (a bridge) over a river
掛渡そっ
kakewataso to build (a bridge) over a river
掛け渡さ
kakewatasa to build (a bridge) over a river
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