“To come to an understanding” in Japanese
Short answer
To come to an understanding in Japanese is “折り合う” (oriau). Full meaning: to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with.
Other ways to say “To come to an understanding” in Japanese
折合える
oriaeru to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
折あえる
oriaeru to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
折りあえる
oriaeru to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
おりあえる
oriaeru to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
折り合える
oriaeru to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
おりあう
oriau to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
折りあう
oriau to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
折合う
oriau to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
折合ふ
oriau to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
折り合い
oriai to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
折合お
oriao to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
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