“To take someone along” in Japanese
Short answer
To take someone along in Japanese is “引き連れる” (hikitsureru). Full meaning: to take someone along, to be accompanied (by).
Other ways to say “To take someone along” in Japanese
引率れる
hikitsureru to take someone along, to be accompanied (by)
引連れる
hikitsureru to take someone along, to be accompanied (by)
曳きつれる
hikitsureru to take someone along, to be accompanied (by)
ひき連れる
hikitsureru to take someone along, to be accompanied (by)
ひきつれる
hikitsureru to take someone along, to be accompanied (by)
引連れ
hikitsure to take someone along, to be accompanied (by)
引率れ
hikitsure to take someone along, to be accompanied (by)
引連れれ
hikitsurere to take someone along, to be accompanied (by)
引連れよ
hikitsureyo to take someone along, to be accompanied (by)
引き連れ
hikitsure to take someone along, to be accompanied (by)
引率れよ
hikitsureyo to take someone along, to be accompanied (by)
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