Translation guide
How to express 'attend to' in Japanese, covering meanings like taking care of something, paying attention, dealing with a matter, or being present.
I attend to the sick person.
To deal with or respond to a situation, inquiry, or problem. Common in business contexts.
I attend to the complaint.
To process or handle a task, often administrative or technical.
I attend to the paperwork.
To tackle or work on a problem or task seriously.
I attend to the problem.
To focus one's attention on something, especially what someone is saying.
To be physically present at a meeting, ceremony, or event.
To provide service to a customer in a shop or restaurant.
English 'attend to' covers many meanings. Do not use a single Japanese word for all. Choose based on context: caring, dealing, listening, being present, or serving.
Literally 'to incline one's ear', meaning to listen attentively.
I attended to her opinion.
Attend to what the teacher says.
Will you attend the concert tomorrow?