“To set forth on” in Japanese
Short answer
To set forth on in Japanese is “踏み出す” (fumidasu). Full meaning: to step forward, to step forth, to advance; to start, to embark on, to set forth on, to take steps toward.
Other ways to say “To set forth on” in Japanese
踏みだす
fumidasu to step forward, to step forth, to advance; to start, to embark on, to set forth on, to take steps toward
踏出せる
fumidaseru to step forward, to step forth, to advance; to start, to embark on, to set forth on, to take steps toward
ふみ出す
fumidasu to step forward, to step forth, to advance; to start, to embark on, to set forth on, to take steps toward
踏出す
fumidasu to step forward, to step forth, to advance; to start, to embark on, to set forth on, to take steps toward
踏み出せる
fumidaseru to step forward, to step forth, to advance; to start, to embark on, to set forth on, to take steps toward
ふみだせる
fumidaseru to step forward, to step forth, to advance; to start, to embark on, to set forth on, to take steps toward
ふみだす
fumidasu to step forward, to step forth, to advance; to start, to embark on, to set forth on, to take steps toward
踏出せ
fumidase to step forward, to step forth, to advance; to start, to embark on, to set forth on, to take steps toward
踏出し
fumidashi to step forward, to step forth, to advance; to start, to embark on, to set forth on, to take steps toward
踏出そ
fumidaso to step forward, to step forth, to advance; to start, to embark on, to set forth on, to take steps toward
踏出さ
fumidasa to step forward, to step forth, to advance; to start, to embark on, to set forth on, to take steps toward
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