“To send unsolicited” in Japanese
Short answer
To send unsolicited in Japanese is “送りつける” (okuritsukeru). Full meaning: to send (something) unsolicited, to send without the receiver's request.
Other ways to say “To send unsolicited” in Japanese
送りつけ
okuritsuke to send (something) unsolicited, to send without the receiver's request
送りつけよ
okuritsukeyo to send (something) unsolicited, to send without the receiver's request
送りつけん
okuritsuken to send (something) unsolicited, to send without the receiver's request
送りつけれ
okuritsukere to send (something) unsolicited, to send without the receiver's request
送りつけろ
okuritsukero to send (something) unsolicited, to send without the receiver's request
送りつけよっ
okuritsukeyo to send (something) unsolicited, to send without the receiver's request
送りつけりゃ
okuritsukerya to send (something) unsolicited, to send without the receiver's request
送りつけよふ
okuritsukeyou to send (something) unsolicited, to send without the receiver's request
送りつけよう
okuritsukeyou to send (something) unsolicited, to send without the receiver's request
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