“To live in” in Japanese
Short answer
To live in in Japanese is “住み込む” (sumikomu). Full meaning: to be a live-in employee, to live in, to live with.
Other ways to say “To live in” in Japanese
すみこむ
sumikomu to be a live-in employee, to live in, to live with
住みこむ
sumikomu to be a live-in employee, to live in, to live with
住み込める
sumikomeru to be a live-in employee, to live in, to live with
すみこめる
sumikomeru to be a live-in employee, to live in, to live with
すみこめ
sumikome to be a live-in employee, to live in, to live with
住みこも
sumikomo to be a live-in employee, to live in, to live with
すみこん
sumikon to be a live-in employee, to live in, to live with
住み込も
sumikomo to be a live-in employee, to live in, to live with
住みこま
sumikoma to be a live-in employee, to live in, to live with
住み込め
sumikome to be a live-in employee, to live in, to live with
住みこん
sumikon to be a live-in employee, to live in, to live with
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