“To choose” in Japanese
Short answer
To choose in Japanese is “選ぶ” (erabu). Full meaning: to choose, to select.
Other ways to say “To choose” in Japanese
選る
eru to choose, to select, to pick out; to select (the best), to choose, to pick out
選する
sensuru to choose, to take, to select, to pick out
選び取る
erabitoru to choose (and take), to select, to pick (out)
見立てる
mitateru to (see and) choose, to select; to diagnose (as); to judge, to estimate
決める
kimeru to decide, to choose, to determine, to make up one's mind, to resolve, to set one's heart on, to settle, to arrange, to set, to appoint, to fix; to clinch (a victory), to decide (the outcome of a match); to persist in doing, to go through with
選り抜く
yorinuku to select, to choose
えっ
e to choose, to select, to pick out; to select (the best), to choose, to pick out
える
eru to choose, to select, to pick out; to select (the best), to choose, to pick out
択る
yoru to choose, to select, to pick out; to select (the best), to choose, to pick out
択ぶ
erabu to choose, to select
えッ
e to choose, to select, to pick out; to select (the best), to choose, to pick out
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