“Becoming very thin” in Japanese
Short answer
Becoming very thin in Japanese is “げっそり” (gessori). Full meaning: to be disheartened, to be dejected, to be discouraged, to be disappointed; suddenly (losing a lot of weight), looking emaciated, becoming very thin.
Other ways to say “Becoming very thin” in Japanese
ゲッソリ
gessori to be disheartened, to be dejected, to be discouraged, to be disappointed; suddenly (losing a lot of weight), looking emaciated, becoming very thin
ゲツソリ
gessori to be disheartened, to be dejected, to be discouraged, to be disappointed; suddenly (losing a lot of weight), looking emaciated, becoming very thin
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