“To give the impression that” in Japanese
Short answer
To give the impression that in Japanese is “言いなす” (iinasu). Full meaning: to speak as though something were actually the case, to smooth over, to give the impression that, to make it sound that.
Other ways to say “To give the impression that” in Japanese
言いなせ
iinase to speak as though something were actually the case, to smooth over, to give the impression that, to make it sound that
言いなし
iinashi to speak as though something were actually the case, to smooth over, to give the impression that, to make it sound that
言いなさ
iinasa to speak as though something were actually the case, to smooth over, to give the impression that, to make it sound that
言いなそ
iinaso to speak as though something were actually the case, to smooth over, to give the impression that, to make it sound that
言いなそう
iinasou to speak as though something were actually the case, to smooth over, to give the impression that, to make it sound that
言いなそっ
iinaso to speak as though something were actually the case, to smooth over, to give the impression that, to make it sound that
言いなしゃ
iinasha to speak as though something were actually the case, to smooth over, to give the impression that, to make it sound that
言いなそふ
iinasou to speak as though something were actually the case, to smooth over, to give the impression that, to make it sound that
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