“To demand money” in Japanese
Short answer
To demand money in Japanese is “せびる” (sebiru). Full meaning: to demand money, to pester, to extort.
Other ways to say “To demand money” in Japanese
セビル
sebiru to demand money, to pester, to extort
せびりゃ
sebirya to demand money, to pester, to extort
せびれ
sebire to demand money, to pester, to extort
甚振る
itaburu to torment, to harass, to tease; to extort, to shake down, to demand money
せびろ
sebiro to demand money, to pester, to extort
せびっ
sebi to demand money, to pester, to extort
せびら
sebira to demand money, to pester, to extort
せびッ
sebi to demand money, to pester, to extort
せびん
sebin to demand money, to pester, to extort
せびり
sebiri to demand money, to pester, to extort
せびろふ
sebiroo to demand money, to pester, to extort
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