“To follow example” in Japanese
Short answer
To follow example in Japanese is “見習う” (minarau). Full meaning: to follow (someone's) example, to imitate, to copy, to pattern oneself on; to learn (by observation).
Other ways to say “To follow example” in Japanese
肖る
ayakaru to share (someone's) good luck, to follow (someone's) example, to enjoy the same benefits (of someone or something), to capitalize (on the popularity of something); to be named after
見倣う
minarau to follow (someone's) example, to imitate, to copy, to pattern oneself on; to learn (by observation)
みならう
minarau to follow (someone's) example, to imitate, to copy, to pattern oneself on; to learn (by observation)
見ならう
minarau to follow (someone's) example, to imitate, to copy, to pattern oneself on; to learn (by observation)
見習える
minaraeru to follow (someone's) example, to imitate, to copy, to pattern oneself on; to learn (by observation)
見習ふ
minarou to follow (someone's) example, to imitate, to copy, to pattern oneself on; to learn (by observation)
見習お
minarao to follow (someone's) example, to imitate, to copy, to pattern oneself on; to learn (by observation)
見習っ
minara to follow (someone's) example, to imitate, to copy, to pattern oneself on; to learn (by observation)
見倣わ
minarawa to follow (someone's) example, to imitate, to copy, to pattern oneself on; to learn (by observation)
見倣い
minarai to follow (someone's) example, to imitate, to copy, to pattern oneself on; to learn (by observation)
見習え
minarae to follow (someone's) example, to imitate, to copy, to pattern oneself on; to learn (by observation)
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