“To get along well with” in Japanese
Short answer
To get along well with in Japanese is “折り合う” (oriau). Full meaning: to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with.
Other ways to say “To get along well with” in Japanese
馬の合う
umanoau to get along well with
性が合う
shougaau to get along well with
馴れ合う
nareau to collude (with), to conspire (with); to make friends with, to get along well with; to become intimate (with opposite sex), to establish a secret liaison (with)
うまくやって行く
umakuyatteiku to get along well with, to make a go of it
折あえる
oriaeru to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
折合える
oriaeru to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
折り合える
oriaeru to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
折りあえる
oriaeru to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
おりあえる
oriaeru to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
おりあう
oriau to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
折りあう
oriau to reach an agreement, to come to an understanding, to compromise (with), to meet halfway; to get along well with
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