“To have a try” in Japanese
Short answer
To have a try in Japanese is “試す” (tamesu). Full meaning: to try (out), to have a try (at), to test, to put to the test.
Other ways to say “To have a try” in Japanese
試せる
tameseru to try (out), to have a try (at), to test, to put to the test
試めす
tamesu to try (out), to have a try (at), to test, to put to the test
ためせる
tameseru to try (out), to have a try (at), to test, to put to the test
験す
tamesu to try (out), to have a try (at), to test, to put to the test
ためす
tamesu to try (out), to have a try (at), to test, to put to the test
験そ
tameso to try (out), to have a try (at), to test, to put to the test
験さ
tamesa to try (out), to have a try (at), to test, to put to the test
試さ
tamesa to try (out), to have a try (at), to test, to put to the test
試せ
tamese to try (out), to have a try (at), to test, to put to the test
試そ
tameso to try (out), to have a try (at), to test, to put to the test
試めさ
tamesa to try (out), to have a try (at), to test, to put to the test
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