“A full” in Japanese
Short answer
A full in Japanese is “たっぷり” (tappuri). Full meaning: plentifully, amply, abundantly, copiously, generously, fully, a lot; loosely, with room to spare, with enough space, (large) enough; a good (e.g. two weeks, ten kilometres), a full, at least, no less than.
Other ways to say “A full” in Japanese
タップリ
tappuri plentifully, amply, abundantly, copiously, generously, fully, a lot; loosely, with room to spare, with enough space, (large) enough; a good (e.g. two weeks, ten kilometres), a full, at least, no less than
たっぷリ
tappuri plentifully, amply, abundantly, copiously, generously, fully, a lot; loosely, with room to spare, with enough space, (large) enough; a good (e.g. two weeks, ten kilometres), a full, at least, no less than
たーっぷり
taappuri plentifully, amply, abundantly, copiously, generously, fully, a lot; loosely, with room to spare, with enough space, (large) enough; a good (e.g. two weeks, ten kilometres), a full, at least, no less than
たぁぁっぷり
taappuri plentifully, amply, abundantly, copiously, generously, fully, a lot; loosely, with room to spare, with enough space, (large) enough; a good (e.g. two weeks, ten kilometres), a full, at least, no less than
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