“Completely empty” in Japanese
Short answer
Completely empty in Japanese is “すっからかん” (sukkarakan). Full meaning: completely empty; penniless, flat broke.
Other ways to say “Completely empty” in Japanese
もぬけの殻
monukenokara completely empty (of a residence, etc.), vacant, deserted; body from which the soul has left, corpse; shed skin (of a snake, insect, etc.)
スッカラカン
sukkarakan completely empty; penniless, flat broke
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