“To snitch” in Japanese
Short answer
To snitch in Japanese is “言いつける” (iitsukeru). Full meaning: to tell (to do), to order, to direct, to instruct; to tell (on someone), to report, to snitch; to often say, to be used to saying.
Other ways to say “To snitch” in Japanese
言いつけろ
iitsukero to tell (to do), to order, to direct, to instruct; to tell (on someone), to report, to snitch; to often say, to be used to saying
言いつけれ
iitsukere to tell (to do), to order, to direct, to instruct; to tell (on someone), to report, to snitch; to often say, to be used to saying
言いつけよ
iitsukeyo to tell (to do), to order, to direct, to instruct; to tell (on someone), to report, to snitch; to often say, to be used to saying
言いつけん
iitsuken to tell (to do), to order, to direct, to instruct; to tell (on someone), to report, to snitch; to often say, to be used to saying
言いつけよふ
iitsukeyou to tell (to do), to order, to direct, to instruct; to tell (on someone), to report, to snitch; to often say, to be used to saying
言いつけよう
iitsukeyou to tell (to do), to order, to direct, to instruct; to tell (on someone), to report, to snitch; to often say, to be used to saying
言いつけよっ
iitsukeyo to tell (to do), to order, to direct, to instruct; to tell (on someone), to report, to snitch; to often say, to be used to saying
言いつけりゃ
iitsukerya to tell (to do), to order, to direct, to instruct; to tell (on someone), to report, to snitch; to often say, to be used to saying
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