“To pass along” in Japanese
Short answer
To pass along in Japanese is “申し伝える” (moushitsutaeru). Full meaning: to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along.
Other ways to say “To pass along” in Japanese
申伝える
moushitsutaeru to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
申し伝へる
moushitsutaeru to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
申しつたえる
moushitsutaeru to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
もうしつたえる
moushitsutaeru to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
申伝え
moushitsutae to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
申伝えよ
moushitsutaeyo to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
申し伝え
moushitsutae to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
申伝えろ
moushitsutaero to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
申伝えん
moushitsutaen to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
申し伝へ
moushitsutae to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
申伝えれ
moushitsutaere to convey (a message, e.g. to one's superior), to communicate, to pass on, to pass along
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