“To extract from someone” in Japanese
Short answer
To extract from someone in Japanese is “聞き出す” (kikidasu). Full meaning: to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to).
Other ways to say “To extract from someone” in Japanese
聞出せる
kikidaseru to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
ききだせる
kikidaseru to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞き出せる
kikidaseru to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
きき出せる
kikidaseru to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞きだせる
kikidaseru to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
ききだす
kikidasu to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞きだす
kikidasu to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞出せん
kikidasen to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
ききださ
kikidasa to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞きだし
kikidashi to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
聞きだせ
kikidase to get (information) out of someone, to extract (information) from someone, to find out (through questioning); to begin listening (to)
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