“To tattle” in Japanese
Short answer
To tattle in Japanese is “ちくる” (chikuru). Full meaning: to tattle, to tell on, to inform a superior of someone's actions.
Other ways to say “To tattle” in Japanese
チクル
chikuru to tattle, to tell on, to inform a superior of someone's actions
チクる
chikuru to tattle, to tell on, to inform a superior of someone's actions
ちくん
chikun to tattle, to tell on, to inform a superior of someone's actions
チクん
chikun to tattle, to tell on, to inform a superior of someone's actions
チクり
chikuri to tattle, to tell on, to inform a superior of someone's actions
チクら
chikura to tattle, to tell on, to inform a superior of someone's actions
ちくろ
chikuro to tattle, to tell on, to inform a superior of someone's actions
チクろ
chikuro to tattle, to tell on, to inform a superior of someone's actions
チクっ
chiku to tattle, to tell on, to inform a superior of someone's actions
ちくっ
chiku to tattle, to tell on, to inform a superior of someone's actions
チクッ
chiku to tattle, to tell on, to inform a superior of someone's actions
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