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“To tell about” in Japanese

Short answer
申し送る moushiokuru もーしおくる

To tell about in Japanese is “申し送る” (moushiokuru). Full meaning: to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on.

Other ways to say “To tell about” in Japanese

申送る moushiokuru to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on 申送れる moushiokureru to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on 申し送れる moushiokureru to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on もうしおくる moushiokuru to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on もうしおくれる moushiokureru to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on 申送ッ moushioku to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on 申送っ moushioku to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on 申し送っ moushioku to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on 申し送ッ moushioku to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on 申送ん moushiokun to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on 申送れ moushiokure to send word (to), to write (to); to hand over (one's business to a successor), to transfer, to tell (one's successor) about, to pass on

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