“Being mixed up” in Japanese
Short answer
Being mixed up in Japanese is “無茶苦茶” (muchakucha). Full meaning: nonsensical, unreasonable, absurd, unrealistic; awfully, extremely, to excess, senseless, reckless; disorder, confusion, being jumbled, being mixed up.
Other ways to say “Being mixed up” in Japanese
むちゃくちゃ
muchakucha nonsensical, unreasonable, absurd, unrealistic; awfully, extremely, to excess, senseless, reckless; disorder, confusion, being jumbled, being mixed up
ムチャクチャ
muchakucha nonsensical, unreasonable, absurd, unrealistic; awfully, extremely, to excess, senseless, reckless; disorder, confusion, being jumbled, being mixed up
ムッチャクチャ
mutchakucha nonsensical, unreasonable, absurd, unrealistic; awfully, extremely, to excess, senseless, reckless; disorder, confusion, being jumbled, being mixed up
むっちゃくちゃ
mutchakucha nonsensical, unreasonable, absurd, unrealistic; awfully, extremely, to excess, senseless, reckless; disorder, confusion, being jumbled, being mixed up
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