“To lose an argument” in Japanese
Short answer
To lose an argument in Japanese is “言い負ける” (iimakeru). Full meaning: to lose a quarrel, to lose an argument, to be talked down.
Other ways to say “To lose an argument” in Japanese
言い負け
iimake to lose a quarrel, to lose an argument, to be talked down
言い負けよ
iimakeyo to lose a quarrel, to lose an argument, to be talked down
言い負けん
iimaken to lose a quarrel, to lose an argument, to be talked down
言い負けれ
iimakere to lose a quarrel, to lose an argument, to be talked down
言い負けろ
iimakero to lose a quarrel, to lose an argument, to be talked down
言い負けよう
iimakeyou to lose a quarrel, to lose an argument, to be talked down
言い負けよっ
iimakeyo to lose a quarrel, to lose an argument, to be talked down
言い負けりゃ
iimakerya to lose a quarrel, to lose an argument, to be talked down
言い負けよふ
iimakeyou to lose a quarrel, to lose an argument, to be talked down
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