“To move house” in Japanese
Short answer
To move house in Japanese is “住み替える” (sumikaeru). Full meaning: to move house, to move to a new house (or apartment, etc.).
Other ways to say “To move house” in Japanese
住替える
sumikaeru to move house, to move to a new house (or apartment, etc.)
住みかえる
sumikaeru to move house, to move to a new house (or apartment, etc.)
すみかえる
sumikaeru to move house, to move to a new house (or apartment, etc.)
住替えよ
sumikaeyo to move house, to move to a new house (or apartment, etc.)
すみかえ
sumikae to move house, to move to a new house (or apartment, etc.)
住替えれ
sumikaere to move house, to move to a new house (or apartment, etc.)
住替えろ
sumikaero to move house, to move to a new house (or apartment, etc.)
住替えん
sumikaen to move house, to move to a new house (or apartment, etc.)
すみかえろ
sumikaero to move house, to move to a new house (or apartment, etc.)
住替えよう
sumikaeyou to move house, to move to a new house (or apartment, etc.)
すみかえれ
sumikaere to move house, to move to a new house (or apartment, etc.)
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