“To have to do with” in Japanese
Short answer
To have to do with in Japanese is “関わる” (kakawaru). Full meaning: to be affected, to be influenced; to be concerned with, to have to do with; to stick to (opinions).
Other ways to say “To have to do with” in Japanese
あずかり知る
azukarishiru to be aware of, to know about, to be concerned in, to have to do with
抱る
kakawaru to be affected, to be influenced; to be concerned with, to have to do with; to stick to (opinions)
関る
kakawaru to be affected, to be influenced; to be concerned with, to have to do with; to stick to (opinions)
拘る
kakawaru to be affected, to be influenced; to be concerned with, to have to do with; to stick to (opinions)
拘わる
kakawaru to be affected, to be influenced; to be concerned with, to have to do with; to stick to (opinions)
係わる
kakawaru to be affected, to be influenced; to be concerned with, to have to do with; to stick to (opinions)
係われる
kakawareru to be affected, to be influenced; to be concerned with, to have to do with; to stick to (opinions)
かゝわる
kakawaru to be affected, to be influenced; to be concerned with, to have to do with; to stick to (opinions)
拘われる
kakawareru to be affected, to be influenced; to be concerned with, to have to do with; to stick to (opinions)
かかわる
kakawaru to be affected, to be influenced; to be concerned with, to have to do with; to stick to (opinions)
関われる
kakawareru to be affected, to be influenced; to be concerned with, to have to do with; to stick to (opinions)
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