“What with a and b” in Japanese
Short answer
What with a and b in Japanese is “やら” (yara). Full meaning: what with A and B, such things as A and B, A and B and so on, A and B and the like; denotes uncertainty.
Other ways to say “What with a and b” in Japanese
也良
yara what with A and B, such things as A and B, A and B and so on, A and B and the like; denotes uncertainty
耶良
yara what with A and B, such things as A and B, A and B and so on, A and B and the like; denotes uncertainty
屋良
yara what with A and B, such things as A and B, A and B and so on, A and B and the like; denotes uncertainty
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