“To make do” in Japanese
Short answer
To make do in Japanese is “させる” (saseru). Full meaning: to make (someone) do; to allow (someone) to do.
Other ways to say “To make do” in Japanese
遣らす
yarasu to allow, to let (someone) do, to make (someone) do
させん
sasen to make (someone) do; to allow (someone) to do
させよ
saseyo to make (someone) do; to allow (someone) to do
やらす
yarasu to allow, to let (someone) do, to make (someone) do
させれ
sasere to make (someone) do; to allow (someone) to do
させろ
sasero to make (someone) do; to allow (someone) to do
させよふ
saseyoo to make (someone) do; to allow (someone) to do
させよう
saseyoo to make (someone) do; to allow (someone) to do
させよっ
saseyo to make (someone) do; to allow (someone) to do
させりゃ
saserya to make (someone) do; to allow (someone) to do
遣らせる
yaraseru to allow, to let (someone) do, to make (someone) do
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