“To have one's own way” in Japanese
Short answer
To have one's own way in Japanese is “押し通す” (oshitoosu). Full meaning: to persist in, to carry out, to have one's own way, to push through, to carry through.
Other ways to say “To have one's own way” in Japanese
横車を押す
yokogurumawoosu to have one's own way (against all reason), to push through an unreasonable idea
我を通す
gawotoosu to insist on one's own ideas, to have one's own way
おし通す
oshitoosu to persist in, to carry out, to have one's own way, to push through, to carry through
押通せる
oshitooseru to persist in, to carry out, to have one's own way, to push through, to carry through
押し通せる
oshitooseru to persist in, to carry out, to have one's own way, to push through, to carry through
おしとおせる
oshitooseru to persist in, to carry out, to have one's own way, to push through, to carry through
おしとおす
oshitoosu to persist in, to carry out, to have one's own way, to push through, to carry through
押通せ
oshitoose to persist in, to carry out, to have one's own way, to push through, to carry through
おし通さ
oshitoosa to persist in, to carry out, to have one's own way, to push through, to carry through
おし通そ
oshitooso to persist in, to carry out, to have one's own way, to push through, to carry through
押し通し
oshitooshi to persist in, to carry out, to have one's own way, to push through, to carry through
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