“To send someone out” in Japanese
Short answer
To send someone out in Japanese is “上す” (nobosu). Full meaning: to raise, to record, to bring up (a matter), to serve (food), to send someone out.
Other ways to say “To send someone out” in Japanese
上そ
noboso to raise, to record, to bring up (a matter), to serve (food), to send someone out
上せ
nobose to raise, to record, to bring up (a matter), to serve (food), to send someone out
上し
noboshi to raise, to record, to bring up (a matter), to serve (food), to send someone out
上さ
nobosa to raise, to record, to bring up (a matter), to serve (food), to send someone out
上そふ
nobosou to raise, to record, to bring up (a matter), to serve (food), to send someone out
上そう
nobosou to raise, to record, to bring up (a matter), to serve (food), to send someone out
上しゃ
nobosha to raise, to record, to bring up (a matter), to serve (food), to send someone out
上そっ
noboso to raise, to record, to bring up (a matter), to serve (food), to send someone out
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