“When it comes to” in Japanese
Short answer
When it comes to in Japanese is “たら” (tara). Full meaning: if, when, after; when it comes to ..., as for ..., that ...; why don't you ..., why not ..., how about ..., what about ....
Other ways to say “When it comes to” in Japanese
となると
tonaruto when it comes to ..., where ... is concerned; if it's the case that ..., if it turns out that ..., if it's true that ..., in that case
と言うと
toiuto when it comes to ..., if one were to speak of ..., when one hears ...; by ... you mean ..., when you say ... you mean that ..., so that means; whenever ..., if it's ... then (without fail)
と来たら
tokitara when it comes to ..., concerning, where ... are concerned
にかけては
nikaketeha when it comes to, concerning (an area of expertise)
に当たっては
niatatteha when it comes to, concerning
になると
ninaruto when it becomes, when it comes to
だら
dara if, when, after; when it comes to ..., as for ..., that ...; why don't you ..., why not ..., how about ..., what about ...
タラ
tara if, when, after; when it comes to ..., as for ..., that ...; why don't you ..., why not ..., how about ..., what about ...
たらっ
tara if, when, after; when it comes to ..., as for ..., that ...; why don't you ..., why not ..., how about ..., what about ...
ダラッ
dara if, when, after; when it comes to ..., as for ..., that ...; why don't you ..., why not ..., how about ..., what about ...
だらっ
dara if, when, after; when it comes to ..., as for ..., that ...; why don't you ..., why not ..., how about ..., what about ...
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