“In a bad state” in Japanese
Short answer
In a bad state in Japanese is “上がったり” (agattari). Full meaning: doomed (business, trade, etc.), in a bad state, poor.
Other ways to say “In a bad state” in Japanese
具合が悪い
guaigawarui unwell, in a bad state, out of sorts, in a bad way; not working properly, out of order; inconvenient, troublesome
あがったり
agattari doomed (business, trade, etc.), in a bad state, poor
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