“To start over” in Japanese
Short answer
To start over in Japanese is “やり直す” (yarinaosu). Full meaning: to do over again, to redo, to start over, to remake, to resume, to recommence.
Other ways to say “To start over” in Japanese
仕返す
shikaesu to take revenge, to retaliate; to do over again, to redo, to start over
し返す
shikaesu to take revenge, to retaliate; to do over again, to redo, to start over
しかえす
shikaesu to take revenge, to retaliate; to do over again, to redo, to start over
やり直そ
yarinaoso to do over again, to redo, to start over, to remake, to resume, to recommence
やり直さ
yarinaosa to do over again, to redo, to start over, to remake, to resume, to recommence
やり直そふ
yarinaosou to do over again, to redo, to start over, to remake, to resume, to recommence
やり直そう
yarinaosou to do over again, to redo, to start over, to remake, to resume, to recommence
やり直しゃ
yarinaosha to do over again, to redo, to start over, to remake, to resume, to recommence
やり直そっ
yarinaoso to do over again, to redo, to start over, to remake, to resume, to recommence
し返そ
shikaeso to take revenge, to retaliate; to do over again, to redo, to start over
し返せ
shikaese to take revenge, to retaliate; to do over again, to redo, to start over
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