“To gatecrash” in Japanese
Short answer
To gatecrash in Japanese is “押しかける” (oshikakeru). Full meaning: to go uninvited, to call on without an invitation, to barge in on, to gatecrash; to throng to, to crowd into, to converge upon, to pile in.
Other ways to say “To gatecrash” in Japanese
押しかけん
oshikaken to go uninvited, to call on without an invitation, to barge in on, to gatecrash; to throng to, to crowd into, to converge upon, to pile in
押しかけよ
oshikakeyo to go uninvited, to call on without an invitation, to barge in on, to gatecrash; to throng to, to crowd into, to converge upon, to pile in
押しかけれ
oshikakere to go uninvited, to call on without an invitation, to barge in on, to gatecrash; to throng to, to crowd into, to converge upon, to pile in
押しかけろ
oshikakero to go uninvited, to call on without an invitation, to barge in on, to gatecrash; to throng to, to crowd into, to converge upon, to pile in
押しかけりゃ
oshikakerya to go uninvited, to call on without an invitation, to barge in on, to gatecrash; to throng to, to crowd into, to converge upon, to pile in
押しかけよふ
oshikakeyou to go uninvited, to call on without an invitation, to barge in on, to gatecrash; to throng to, to crowd into, to converge upon, to pile in
押しかけよう
oshikakeyou to go uninvited, to call on without an invitation, to barge in on, to gatecrash; to throng to, to crowd into, to converge upon, to pile in
押しかけよっ
oshikakeyo to go uninvited, to call on without an invitation, to barge in on, to gatecrash; to throng to, to crowd into, to converge upon, to pile in
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