“To turn someone out” in Japanese
Short answer
To turn someone out in Japanese is “つかみ出す” (tsukamidasu). Full meaning: to take out, to take a handful of, to grab and throw; to turn someone out (of house, room, etc.).
Other ways to say “To turn someone out” in Japanese
つかみ出し
tsukamidashi to take out, to take a handful of, to grab and throw; to turn someone out (of house, room, etc.)
つかみ出さ
tsukamidasa to take out, to take a handful of, to grab and throw; to turn someone out (of house, room, etc.)
つかみ出そ
tsukamidaso to take out, to take a handful of, to grab and throw; to turn someone out (of house, room, etc.)
つかみ出せ
tsukamidase to take out, to take a handful of, to grab and throw; to turn someone out (of house, room, etc.)
つかみ出そう
tsukamidasou to take out, to take a handful of, to grab and throw; to turn someone out (of house, room, etc.)
つかみ出しゃ
tsukamidasha to take out, to take a handful of, to grab and throw; to turn someone out (of house, room, etc.)
つかみ出そっ
tsukamidaso to take out, to take a handful of, to grab and throw; to turn someone out (of house, room, etc.)
つかみ出そふ
tsukamidasou to take out, to take a handful of, to grab and throw; to turn someone out (of house, room, etc.)
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