“To have both” in Japanese
Short answer
To have both in Japanese is “兼ね備える” (kanesonaeru). Full meaning: to have both, to possess both, to combine with.
Other ways to say “To have both” in Japanese
兼ね具える
kanesonaeru to have both, to possess both, to combine with
かね備える
kanesonaeru to have both, to possess both, to combine with
兼ねそなえる
kanesonaeru to have both, to possess both, to combine with
かねそなえる
kanesonaeru to have both, to possess both, to combine with
兼ね具え
kanesonae to have both, to possess both, to combine with
かね備え
kanesonae to have both, to possess both, to combine with
かね備えろ
kanesonaero to have both, to possess both, to combine with
かね備えん
kanesonaen to have both, to possess both, to combine with
兼ね具えれ
kanesonaere to have both, to possess both, to combine with
兼ね具えよ
kanesonaeyo to have both, to possess both, to combine with
兼ね備えよ
kanesonaeyo to have both, to possess both, to combine with
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