“To burden oneself” in Japanese
Short answer
To burden oneself in Japanese is “背負い込む” (shoikomu). Full meaning: to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.).
Other ways to say “To burden oneself” in Japanese
しょい込む
shoikomu to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.)
しょいこむ
shoikomu to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.)
しょい起む
shoikomu to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.)
しょい起ん
shoikon to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.)
しょい込め
shoikome to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.)
しょいこも
shoikomo to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.)
背負い込み
shoikomi to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.)
しょい込ま
shoikoma to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.)
しょいこめ
shoikome to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.)
しょい起み
shoikomi to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.)
しょい起も
shoikomo to carry on one's back; to burden oneself (e.g. with debts, responsibilities, etc.)
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