“To let go near” in Japanese
Short answer
To let go near in Japanese is “近づける” (chikazukeru). Full meaning: to bring near, to bring close, to let go near; to associate with, to bring (people) together, to let come near (of a person).
Other ways to say “To let go near” in Japanese
近づけ
chikazuke to bring near, to bring close, to let go near; to associate with, to bring (people) together, to let come near (of a person)
近づけよ
chikazukeyo to bring near, to bring close, to let go near; to associate with, to bring (people) together, to let come near (of a person)
近づけん
chikazuken to bring near, to bring close, to let go near; to associate with, to bring (people) together, to let come near (of a person)
近づけれ
chikazukere to bring near, to bring close, to let go near; to associate with, to bring (people) together, to let come near (of a person)
近づけろ
chikazukero to bring near, to bring close, to let go near; to associate with, to bring (people) together, to let come near (of a person)
近づけよふ
chikazukeyou to bring near, to bring close, to let go near; to associate with, to bring (people) together, to let come near (of a person)
近づけよう
chikazukeyou to bring near, to bring close, to let go near; to associate with, to bring (people) together, to let come near (of a person)
近づけよっ
chikazukeyo to bring near, to bring close, to let go near; to associate with, to bring (people) together, to let come near (of a person)
近づけりゃ
chikazukerya to bring near, to bring close, to let go near; to associate with, to bring (people) together, to let come near (of a person)
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