“To catch up” in Japanese
Short answer
To catch up in Japanese is “追いつく” (oitsuku). Full meaning: to catch up (with), to draw level, to pull even, to reach; to be compensated, to make up for one's losses.
Other ways to say “To catch up” in Japanese
追っつく
ottsuku to catch up (with), to draw level, to pull even, to reach; to be compensated, to make up for one's losses
追いつこ
oitsuko to catch up (with), to draw level, to pull even, to reach; to be compensated, to make up for one's losses
追いつき
oitsuki to catch up (with), to draw level, to pull even, to reach; to be compensated, to make up for one's losses
追いつい
oitsui to catch up (with), to draw level, to pull even, to reach; to be compensated, to make up for one's losses
追いつか
oitsuka to catch up (with), to draw level, to pull even, to reach; to be compensated, to make up for one's losses
追っつき
ottsuki to catch up (with), to draw level, to pull even, to reach; to be compensated, to make up for one's losses
追っつい
ottsui to catch up (with), to draw level, to pull even, to reach; to be compensated, to make up for one's losses
追っつこ
ottsuko to catch up (with), to draw level, to pull even, to reach; to be compensated, to make up for one's losses
追っつか
ottsuka to catch up (with), to draw level, to pull even, to reach; to be compensated, to make up for one's losses
追っつこふ
ottsukou to catch up (with), to draw level, to pull even, to reach; to be compensated, to make up for one's losses
追いつきゃ
oitsukya to catch up (with), to draw level, to pull even, to reach; to be compensated, to make up for one's losses
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