“Half-done” in Japanese
Short answer
Half-done in Japanese is “半熟” (hanjuku). Full meaning: half-cooked, half-done, soft-boiled; half-ripe, unripe.
Other ways to say “Half-done” in Japanese
半煮え
hannie half-boiled, half-done
半焼け
hanyake half-burnt, half-done, half-baked, rare
宙ぶらりん
chuuburarin dangling, hanging, suspended; pending, half done, in limbo, indecisive
憖
namajii thoughtlessly, rashly, unwisely, half-heartedly; halfway, half-done, incomplete
憖い
namajii thoughtlessly, rashly, unwisely, half-heartedly; halfway, half-done, incomplete
憖っか
namajikka thoughtlessly, rashly, unwisely, half-heartedly; halfway, half-done, incomplete
宙ブラリン
chuuburarin dangling, hanging, suspended; pending, half done, in limbo, indecisive
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