“To tack on” in Japanese
Short answer
To tack on in Japanese is “書き足す” (kakitasu). Full meaning: to write in more information, to add (a paragraph, more lines, etc.), to tack on.
Other ways to say “To tack on” in Japanese
かき足す
kakitasu to write in more information, to add (a paragraph, more lines, etc.), to tack on
書きたす
kakitasu to write in more information, to add (a paragraph, more lines, etc.), to tack on
書きたし
kakitashi to write in more information, to add (a paragraph, more lines, etc.), to tack on
書きたさ
kakitasa to write in more information, to add (a paragraph, more lines, etc.), to tack on
書きたそ
kakitaso to write in more information, to add (a paragraph, more lines, etc.), to tack on
書きたせ
kakitase to write in more information, to add (a paragraph, more lines, etc.), to tack on
書きたしゃ
kakitasha to write in more information, to add (a paragraph, more lines, etc.), to tack on
書きたそう
kakitasou to write in more information, to add (a paragraph, more lines, etc.), to tack on
書きたそっ
kakitaso to write in more information, to add (a paragraph, more lines, etc.), to tack on
書きたそふ
kakitasou to write in more information, to add (a paragraph, more lines, etc.), to tack on
書き足さ
kakitasa to write in more information, to add (a paragraph, more lines, etc.), to tack on
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