と言うと

というと

if one were to speak of..., then certainly, if it were the case that..., then certainly, if it were a..., then certainly, phrase used to indicate the inevitability of what follows it (based on what precedes it)

と言うか

というか

or perhaps I should say, or more precisely, or, how should I put it, or rather

何かと言うと

なにかというと

on the least pretext, at the drop of a hat

と言うことは

ということは

that is to say, so that means

と言うことだ

ということだ

I've heard that..., rumour has it that...

と言うところ

というところ とゆうところ

a state called, a position described as, can sum up as, approximates to

どうかと言うと

どうかというと

if you ask me..., as for...

と言うもの

というもの

something like..., something called...

と言うのに

というのに

even though, despite, when

これと言う

これという

(any) particular; special; particularly noteworthy; worth mentioning

せよと言う

せよという

to advise strongly, to insist (on something)

と言うのは

というのは

means, is

何と言うか

なんというか

how should I put it?; what shall I say?; well, you know; like

しろと言う

しろという

to advise strongly, to insist (on something)

と言うより

というより

rather than

と言うのも

というのも

because

なぜかと言うと

なぜかというと

because, the reason why is

どっちかと言うと

どっちかというと

if anything; if pushed I'd say; if I had to say

と言うことはない

ということはない

it is not possible (to, that), there is no such thing as