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“Almost completely empty” in Japanese

Short answer
がら空き garaaki がらあき

Almost completely empty in Japanese is “がら空き” (garaaki). Full meaning: almost completely empty, virtually empty; inadequately defended, undefended, unguarded, unprotected.

Other ways to say “Almost completely empty” in Japanese

ガラ空き garaaki almost completely empty, virtually empty; inadequately defended, undefended, unguarded, unprotected から空き karaaki almost completely empty, virtually empty; inadequately defended, undefended, unguarded, unprotected ガラアキ garaaki almost completely empty, virtually empty; inadequately defended, undefended, unguarded, unprotected がらあき garaaki almost completely empty, virtually empty; inadequately defended, undefended, unguarded, unprotected からあき karaaki almost completely empty, virtually empty; inadequately defended, undefended, unguarded, unprotected ガラあき garaaki almost completely empty, virtually empty; inadequately defended, undefended, unguarded, unprotected ガラすき garasuki almost completely empty, virtually empty; inadequately defended, undefended, unguarded, unprotected 空あき garaaki almost completely empty, virtually empty; inadequately defended, undefended, unguarded, unprotected がら明き garaaki almost completely empty, virtually empty; inadequately defended, undefended, unguarded, unprotected

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