“To tag along” in Japanese
Short answer
To tag along in Japanese is “付きまとう” (tsukimatou). Full meaning: to follow around, to shadow, to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure), to follow one.
Other ways to say “To tag along” in Japanese
跡をつける
atowotsukeru to tag along, to follow, to tail, to shadow; to leave tracks, to leave footprints
付きまとえ
tsukimatoe to follow around, to shadow, to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure), to follow one
付きまとっ
tsukimato to follow around, to shadow, to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure), to follow one
付きまとお
tsukimatoo to follow around, to shadow, to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure), to follow one
付きまとふ
tsukimatou to follow around, to shadow, to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure), to follow one
付きまとわ
tsukimatowa to follow around, to shadow, to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure), to follow one
付きまとおう
tsukimatoou to follow around, to shadow, to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure), to follow one
付きまとおっ
tsukimatoo to follow around, to shadow, to tag along; to haunt one (e.g. feeling, failure), to follow one
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