“To follow up” in Japanese
Short answer
To follow up in Japanese is “畳み込む” (tatamikomu). Full meaning: to fold in, to bear deep in mind, to follow up.
Other ways to say “To follow up” in Japanese
たたみこむ
tatamikomu to fold in, to bear deep in mind, to follow up
たたみ込む
tatamikomu to fold in, to bear deep in mind, to follow up
畳み込ま
tatamikoma to fold in, to bear deep in mind, to follow up
畳み込め
tatamikome to fold in, to bear deep in mind, to follow up
畳み込ん
tatamikon to fold in, to bear deep in mind, to follow up
畳み込も
tatamikomo to fold in, to bear deep in mind, to follow up
たたみ込み
tatamikomi to fold in, to bear deep in mind, to follow up
たたみこも
tatamikomo to fold in, to bear deep in mind, to follow up
たたみ込ま
tatamikoma to fold in, to bear deep in mind, to follow up
たたみ込め
tatamikome to fold in, to bear deep in mind, to follow up
畳み込もふ
tatamikomou to fold in, to bear deep in mind, to follow up
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