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“To have an argument” in Japanese

Short answer

渡り合う watariau わたりあう

To have an argument in Japanese is “渡り合う” (watariau). Full meaning: to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate.

Other ways to say “To have an argument” in Japanese

渡りあう watariau to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate わたりあう watariau to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate 渡り合える watariaeru to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate わたり合える watariaeru to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate わたり合う watariau to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate わたりあふ watariau to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate 渡り合い watariai to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate 渡りあわ watariawa to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate 渡りあっ wataria to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate 渡りあお watariao to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate 渡りあい watariai to fight (with), to cross swords, to compete (with); to argue (with), to have an argument, to have a dispute, to debate

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