How to say "I had a fight with" and "to be angry with each other"


I want to say "I had a fight with my girlfriend. Now we are angry with each
other". I know how to say "to fight with someone" but it seems to have violent
connotations. What is the verb to express oral arguments? Also is there a
japanese equilvalent for "being angry with each other"?




Oral arguments is translated as "口論" and "口喧嘩", so "I had a fight with my
girlfriend." can be translated as "彼女と口論(or 口喧嘩)した。"

"We are angry with each other." is translated as "私たちは、お互いに怒っている" and
"私たちは、お互いに腹を立てている".




Oral arguments is translated as "口論" and "口喧嘩", so "I had a fight with my
girlfriend." can be translated as "彼女と口論(or 口喧嘩)した。"

"We are angry with each other." is translated as "私たちは、お互いに怒っている" and
"私たちは、お互いに腹を立てている".

