“During” in Japanese
Short answer
During in Japanese is “間中” (manaka). Full meaning: during; half a ken (approx. 0.9 m); half-sized tatami mat.
Other ways to say “During” in Japanese
期間中
kikanchuu during, for the duration of
乍ら
nagara while, during, as; while, although, though, despite, in spite of, notwithstanding; all, both
に
ni at (place, time), in, on, during; to (direction, state), toward, into; for (purpose)
乍らに
nagarani while, during, performed in this condition
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
にぃ
nii at (place, time), in, on, during; to (direction, state), toward, into; for (purpose)
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
際して
saishite on the occasion of, at the time of, when, during
に際して
nisaishite on the occasion of, at the time of, when, during
ニ
ni at (place, time), in, on, during; to (direction, state), toward, into; for (purpose)
にァ
nya at (place, time), in, on, during; to (direction, state), toward, into; for (purpose)
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