“Between” in Japanese
Short answer
Between in Japanese is “差し” (sashi). Full meaning: between (e.g. two people), face to face; hindrance, impediment; arrhythmic section of recitative.
Other ways to say “Between” in Japanese
サシ
sashi between (e.g. two people), face to face; hindrance, impediment; arrhythmic section of recitative
ザシ
zashi between (e.g. two people), face to face; hindrance, impediment; arrhythmic section of recitative
ざし
zashi between (e.g. two people), face to face; hindrance, impediment; arrhythmic section of recitative
挿
sashi between (e.g. two people), face to face; hindrance, impediment; arrhythmic section of recitative
挿し
sashi between (e.g. two people), face to face; hindrance, impediment; arrhythmic section of recitative
指し
sashi between (e.g. two people), face to face; hindrance, impediment; arrhythmic section of recitative
間
ai space (between), gap, interval, distance, stretch; period of time (during, while), duration, interval; between (two parties or things)
あいだ
aida space (between), gap, interval, distance, stretch; period of time (during, while), duration, interval; between (two parties or things)
あゐ
ai space (between), gap, interval, distance, stretch; period of time (during, while), duration, interval; between (two parties or things)
内
uchi inside, within; while (e.g. one is young), during, within (e.g. a day), in the course of; among, amongst, (out) of, between
ウチ
uchi inside, within; while (e.g. one is young), during, within (e.g. a day), in the course of; among, amongst, (out) of, between
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