“To signal” in Japanese
Short answer
To signal in Japanese is “告げる” (tsugeru). Full meaning: to tell, to inform, to announce; to indicate, to signal, to mark.
Other ways to say “To signal” in Japanese
指示器を出す
shijikiwodasu to turn on a (direction) indicator, to use a turn signal, to signal
語げる
tsugeru to tell, to inform, to announce; to indicate, to signal, to mark
訃げる
tsugeru to tell, to inform, to announce; to indicate, to signal, to mark
つげる
tsugeru to tell, to inform, to announce; to indicate, to signal, to mark
つげろ
tsugero to tell, to inform, to announce; to indicate, to signal, to mark
つげれ
tsugere to tell, to inform, to announce; to indicate, to signal, to mark
つげん
tsugen to tell, to inform, to announce; to indicate, to signal, to mark
つげよ
tsugeyo to tell, to inform, to announce; to indicate, to signal, to mark
つげりゃ
tsugerya to tell, to inform, to announce; to indicate, to signal, to mark
つげよっ
tsugeyo to tell, to inform, to announce; to indicate, to signal, to mark
つげよふ
tsugeyoo to tell, to inform, to announce; to indicate, to signal, to mark
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