“To instruct” in Japanese
Short answer
To instruct in Japanese is “申し付ける” (moushitsukeru). Full meaning: to instruct, to tell to do, to ask to do, to order.
Other ways to say “To instruct” in Japanese
教える
oshieru to teach, to instruct; to tell, to inform, to show; to preach
含める
fukumeru to include (in a group or scope); to instruct, to make one understand; to include (a nuance), to put in (an implication)
申付る
moushitsukeru to instruct, to tell to do, to ask to do, to order
教え導く
oshiemichibiku to teach (the way), to guide, to instruct, to enlighten
申付ける
moushitsukeru to instruct, to tell to do, to ask to do, to order
申し付る
moushitsukeru to instruct, to tell to do, to ask to do, to order
申しつける
moushitsukeru to instruct, to tell to do, to ask to do, to order
もうしつける
moushitsukeru to instruct, to tell to do, to ask to do, to order
教る
oshieru to teach, to instruct; to tell, to inform, to show; to preach
訓える
oshieru to teach, to instruct; to tell, to inform, to show; to preach
教へる
oshieru to teach, to instruct; to tell, to inform, to show; to preach
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