“To get something done” in Japanese
Short answer
To get something done in Japanese is “とく” (toku). Full meaning: to do something in readiness for, to get something (needful) done.
Other ways to say “To get something done” in Japanese
どく
doku to do something in readiness for, to get something (needful) done
トク
toku to do something in readiness for, to get something (needful) done
どか
doka to do something in readiness for, to get something (needful) done
どけ
doke to do something in readiness for, to get something (needful) done
どきゃ
dokya to do something in readiness for, to get something (needful) done
どこう
dokoo to do something in readiness for, to get something (needful) done
どこ
doko to do something in readiness for, to get something (needful) done
ドクッ
doku to do something in readiness for, to get something (needful) done
どくっ
doku to do something in readiness for, to get something (needful) done
どこふ
dokoo to do something in readiness for, to get something (needful) done
とけろ
tokero to do something in readiness for, to get something (needful) done
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