“To come to an agreement” in Japanese
Short answer
To come to an agreement in Japanese is “話が付く” (hanashigatsuku). Full meaning: to come to an agreement.
Other ways to say “To come to an agreement” in Japanese
折れ合う
oreau to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
話し合いがつく
hanashiaigatsuku to come to an agreement, to come to a mutual understanding, to come to terms with each other, to reach an arrangement
手を打つ
tewoutsu to take (preventive) measures; to come to an agreement (in bargaining, etc.), to strike a bargain; to clap one's hands together
折れあう
oreau to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
おれあう
oreau to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
おれ合う
oreau to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
折れあっ
orea to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
おれあっ
orea to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
折れ合お
oreao to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
おれあお
oreao to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
おれ合い
oreai to get along with, to compromise, to make concessions, to come to an agreement
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