“To repeat one's question” in Japanese
Short answer
To repeat one's question in Japanese is “問い返す” (toikaesu). Full meaning: to ask again, to repeat one's question; to ask back, to ask in return, to counter.
Other ways to say “To repeat one's question” in Japanese
問返す
toikaesu to ask again, to repeat one's question; to ask back, to ask in return, to counter
問ひ返す
toikaesu to ask again, to repeat one's question; to ask back, to ask in return, to counter
問いかえす
toikaesu to ask again, to repeat one's question; to ask back, to ask in return, to counter
といかえす
toikaesu to ask again, to repeat one's question; to ask back, to ask in return, to counter
問返さ
toikaesa to ask again, to repeat one's question; to ask back, to ask in return, to counter
問返せ
toikaese to ask again, to repeat one's question; to ask back, to ask in return, to counter
問返し
toikaeshi to ask again, to repeat one's question; to ask back, to ask in return, to counter
問返そ
toikaeso to ask again, to repeat one's question; to ask back, to ask in return, to counter
問返そふ
toikaesou to ask again, to repeat one's question; to ask back, to ask in return, to counter
問返そう
toikaesou to ask again, to repeat one's question; to ask back, to ask in return, to counter
問ひ返し
toikaeshi to ask again, to repeat one's question; to ask back, to ask in return, to counter
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