“To harmonise” in Japanese
Short answer
To harmonise in Japanese is “ハモる” (hamoru). Full meaning: to harmonize, to harmonise, to be in harmony; to say the same thing in unison (inadvertently).
Other ways to say “To harmonise” in Japanese
ハモっ
hamo to harmonize, to harmonise, to be in harmony; to say the same thing in unison (inadvertently)
ハモッ
hamo to harmonize, to harmonise, to be in harmony; to say the same thing in unison (inadvertently)
ハモん
hamon to harmonize, to harmonise, to be in harmony; to say the same thing in unison (inadvertently)
ハモれ
hamore to harmonize, to harmonise, to be in harmony; to say the same thing in unison (inadvertently)
ハモら
hamora to harmonize, to harmonise, to be in harmony; to say the same thing in unison (inadvertently)
ハモろ
hamoro to harmonize, to harmonise, to be in harmony; to say the same thing in unison (inadvertently)
ハモろふ
hamoroo to harmonize, to harmonise, to be in harmony; to say the same thing in unison (inadvertently)
ハモろう
hamoroo to harmonize, to harmonise, to be in harmony; to say the same thing in unison (inadvertently)
ハモりゃ
hamorya to harmonize, to harmonise, to be in harmony; to say the same thing in unison (inadvertently)
ハモろっ
hamoro to harmonize, to harmonise, to be in harmony; to say the same thing in unison (inadvertently)
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