“To do for someone's sake” in Japanese
Short answer
To do for someone's sake in Japanese is “進ずる” (shinzuru). Full meaning: to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake.
Other ways to say “To do for someone's sake” in Japanese
進ぜる
shinzeru to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
しんぜる
shinzeru to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
しんぜん
shinzen to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
進じる
shinjiru to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
しんぜ
shinze to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
進ぜ
shinze to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
進じ
shinji to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
進じれ
shinjire to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
進ぜよ
shinzeyo to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
進ぜれ
shinzere to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
進ぜん
shinzen to give, to present, to offer; to do for someone's sake
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