“To say as a tradition” in Japanese
Short answer
To say as a tradition in Japanese is “言い習わす” (iinarawasu). Full meaning: to say as a tradition, to customarily say; to have a habit of saying.
Other ways to say “To say as a tradition” in Japanese
言習わす
iinarawasu to say as a tradition, to customarily say; to have a habit of saying
言いならわす
iinarawasu to say as a tradition, to customarily say; to have a habit of saying
いいならわす
iinarawasu to say as a tradition, to customarily say; to have a habit of saying
言習わそ
iinarawaso to say as a tradition, to customarily say; to have a habit of saying
言習わさ
iinarawasa to say as a tradition, to customarily say; to have a habit of saying
言習わせ
iinarawase to say as a tradition, to customarily say; to have a habit of saying
言習わし
iinarawashi to say as a tradition, to customarily say; to have a habit of saying
言習わしゃ
iinarawasha to say as a tradition, to customarily say; to have a habit of saying
言習わそっ
iinarawaso to say as a tradition, to customarily say; to have a habit of saying
言い習わそ
iinarawaso to say as a tradition, to customarily say; to have a habit of saying
言習わそふ
iinarawasou to say as a tradition, to customarily say; to have a habit of saying
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