“To pester someone” in Japanese
Short answer
To pester someone in Japanese is “責付く” (setsuku). Full meaning: to pester someone (e.g. to buy something).
Other ways to say “To pester someone” in Japanese
せつく
setsuku to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
責っ付く
settsuku to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
せっつく
settsuku to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
せつこう
setsukoo to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
せつき
setsuki to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
せつか
setsuka to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
責付か
settsuka to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
せつけ
setsuke to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
責付き
settsuki to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
責付い
settsui to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
せつい
setsui to pester someone (e.g. to buy something)
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