“To get along” in Japanese
Short answer
To get along in Japanese is “和する” (wasuru). Full meaning: to get along; to add (one's own concordant voice, etc.).
Other ways to say “To get along” in Japanese
暮らす
kurasu to live, to get along; to spend (time)
わする
wasuru to get along; to add (one's own concordant voice, etc.)
和す
wasu to get along; to add (one's own concordant voice, etc.)
気が合う
kigaau to get along (with someone), to be like-minded, to be congenial
呼吸が合う
kokyuugaau to get along, to hit it off, to be on the same page, to work well together, to synchronize
暮せる
kuraseru to live, to get along; to spend (time)
くらす
kurasu to live, to get along; to spend (time)
暮らせる
kuraseru to live, to get along; to spend (time)
くらせる
kuraseru to live, to get along; to spend (time)
暮す
kurasu to live, to get along; to spend (time)
そりが合う
sorigaau to think alike, to get along
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