“To wait on” in Japanese
Short answer
To wait on in Japanese is “付き添う” (tsukisou). Full meaning: to attend on, to wait on, to accompany, to escort, to chaperone.
Other ways to say “To wait on” in Japanese
附きそう
tsukisou to attend on, to wait on, to accompany, to escort, to chaperone
付添える
tsukisoeru to attend on, to wait on, to accompany, to escort, to chaperone
つき添う
tsukisou to attend on, to wait on, to accompany, to escort, to chaperone
附き添う
tsukisou to attend on, to wait on, to accompany, to escort, to chaperone
付きそう
tsukisou to attend on, to wait on, to accompany, to escort, to chaperone
つきそえる
tsukisoeru to attend on, to wait on, to accompany, to escort, to chaperone
付き添える
tsukisoeru to attend on, to wait on, to accompany, to escort, to chaperone
付添う
tsukisou to attend on, to wait on, to accompany, to escort, to chaperone
つきそう
tsukisou to attend on, to wait on, to accompany, to escort, to chaperone
付添お
tsukisoo to attend on, to wait on, to accompany, to escort, to chaperone
付添っ
tsukiso to attend on, to wait on, to accompany, to escort, to chaperone
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