“To relate” in Japanese
Short answer
To relate in Japanese is “叙する” (josuru). Full meaning: to relate, to narrate, to describe; to confer (a rank).
Other ways to say “To relate” in Japanese
叙す
josu to relate, to narrate, to describe; to confer (a rank)
物語る
monogataru to tell (a story), to give an account of (an event, experience, etc.), to relate, to recount; to tell of, to show, to indicate, to prove, to attest to
関係つける
kankeitsukeru to relate
絡ます
karamasu to entwine, to entangle; to connect, to relate
ものがたる
monogataru to tell (a story), to give an account of (an event, experience, etc.), to relate, to recount; to tell of, to show, to indicate, to prove, to attest to
叙さ
josa to relate, to narrate, to describe; to confer (a rank)
叙せ
jose to relate, to narrate, to describe; to confer (a rank)
叙そ
joso to relate, to narrate, to describe; to confer (a rank)
叙し
joshi to relate, to narrate, to describe; to confer (a rank)
叙そっ
joso to relate, to narrate, to describe; to confer (a rank)
叙しよ
joshiyo to relate, to narrate, to describe; to confer (a rank)
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