“To switch over” in Japanese
Short answer
To switch over in Japanese is “振り替える” (furikaeru). Full meaning: to change (e.g. a bill), to transfer (e.g. money), to switch over, to move over.
Other ways to say “To switch over” in Japanese
振替る
furikaeru to change (e.g. a bill), to transfer (e.g. money), to switch over, to move over
振り替る
furikaeru to change (e.g. a bill), to transfer (e.g. money), to switch over, to move over
振替える
furikaeru to change (e.g. a bill), to transfer (e.g. money), to switch over, to move over
振りかえる
furikaeru to change (e.g. a bill), to transfer (e.g. money), to switch over, to move over
ふりかえる
furikaeru to change (e.g. a bill), to transfer (e.g. money), to switch over, to move over
切り替える
kirikaeru to change, to exchange, to convert, to renew, to throw a switch, to replace, to switch over
切換える
kirikaeru to change, to exchange, to convert, to renew, to throw a switch, to replace, to switch over
切替える
kirikaeru to change, to exchange, to convert, to renew, to throw a switch, to replace, to switch over
振替よ
furikaeyo to change (e.g. a bill), to transfer (e.g. money), to switch over, to move over
振替ろ
furikaero to change (e.g. a bill), to transfer (e.g. money), to switch over, to move over
振替ん
furikaen to change (e.g. a bill), to transfer (e.g. money), to switch over, to move over
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