“To let be” in Japanese
Short answer
To let be in Japanese is “打っちゃる” (utcharu). Full meaning: to discard, to abandon; to neglect, to let be.
Other ways to say “To let be” in Japanese
うっちゃる
utcharu to discard, to abandon; to neglect, to let be
うっちゃれる
utchareru to discard, to abandon; to neglect, to let be
打っちゃれる
utchareru to discard, to abandon; to neglect, to let be
放擲ッ
utcha to discard, to abandon; to neglect, to let be
うっちゃっ
utcha to discard, to abandon; to neglect, to let be
うつちやッ
utcha to discard, to abandon; to neglect, to let be
うっちゃッ
utcha to discard, to abandon; to neglect, to let be
打遣ッ
utcha to discard, to abandon; to neglect, to let be
打っちゃっ
utcha to discard, to abandon; to neglect, to let be
打っちゃッ
utcha to discard, to abandon; to neglect, to let be
打捨ろふ
utcharou to discard, to abandon; to neglect, to let be
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