“To make a joint vow” in Japanese
Short answer
To make a joint vow in Japanese is “誓い合う” (chikaiau). Full meaning: to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge.
Other ways to say “To make a joint vow” in Japanese
誓いあう
chikaiau to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
誓いあお
chikaiao to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
誓い合わ
chikaiawa to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
誓いあえ
chikaiae to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
誓い合っ
chikaia to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
誓い合い
chikaiai to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
誓い合お
chikaiao to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
誓いおう
chikaiou to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
誓い合え
chikaiae to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
誓いあわ
chikaiawa to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
誓いあっ
chikaia to make a joint vow, to swear together, to pledge
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