“To oblige” in Japanese
Short answer
To oblige in Japanese is “下さる” (kudasaru). Full meaning: to give, to confer, to bestow; to kindly do for one, to oblige, to favour, to favor.
Other ways to say “To oblige” in Japanese
余儀なくさせる
yoginakusaseru to compel, to force, to oblige
くださる
kudasaru to give, to confer, to bestow; to kindly do for one, to oblige, to favour, to favor
下っさる
kudassaru to give, to confer, to bestow; to kindly do for one, to oblige, to favour, to favor
くだっさる
kudassaru to give, to confer, to bestow; to kindly do for one, to oblige, to favour, to favor
くだサレ
kudasare to give, to confer, to bestow; to kindly do for one, to oblige, to favour, to favor
ください
kudasai to give, to confer, to bestow; to kindly do for one, to oblige, to favour, to favor
クダサイ
kudasai to give, to confer, to bestow; to kindly do for one, to oblige, to favour, to favor
くだされ
kudasare to give, to confer, to bestow; to kindly do for one, to oblige, to favour, to favor
下はッ
kudaha to give, to confer, to bestow; to kindly do for one, to oblige, to favour, to favor
下さん
kudasan to give, to confer, to bestow; to kindly do for one, to oblige, to favour, to favor
下さっ
kudasa to give, to confer, to bestow; to kindly do for one, to oblige, to favour, to favor
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