“At a time” in Japanese
Short answer
At a time in Japanese is “ずつ” (zutsu). Full meaning: apiece, each; at a time, piecemeal.
Other ways to say “At a time” in Japanese
一時に
ichidokini at the same time, at a time, at one time, simultaneously
す
su apiece, each; at a time, piecemeal
すっ
su apiece, each; at a time, piecemeal
ずっ
zu apiece, each; at a time, piecemeal
すづ
suzu apiece, each; at a time, piecemeal
スッ
su apiece, each; at a time, piecemeal
すつ
su apiece, each; at a time, piecemeal
ズッ
zu apiece, each; at a time, piecemeal
スツ
su apiece, each; at a time, piecemeal
ヅツ
zutsu apiece, each; at a time, piecemeal
すッ
su apiece, each; at a time, piecemeal
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