“In pieces” in Japanese
Short answer
In pieces in Japanese is “片々” (henpen). Full meaning: in pieces, in scraps, in flakes, fluttering; fragmentary (e.g. knowledge), scrappy; insignificant, unimportant, trifling.
Other ways to say “In pieces” in Japanese
へんぺん
henpen in pieces, in scraps, in flakes, fluttering; fragmentary (e.g. knowledge), scrappy; insignificant, unimportant, trifling
千々に
chijini in pieces
ずた襤褸
zutaboro in tatters, in pieces, wiped out
バラバラ
barabara scattered, disperse, loose, disconnected, in pieces, in drops, rustling
片片
henpen in pieces, in scraps, in flakes, fluttering; fragmentary (e.g. knowledge), scrappy; insignificant, unimportant, trifling
ばらばら
barabara scattered, disperse, loose, disconnected, in pieces, in drops, rustling
パラパラ
parapara scattered, disperse, loose, disconnected, in pieces, in drops, rustling
ハラハラ
harahara scattered, disperse, loose, disconnected, in pieces, in drops, rustling
ぱらぱら
parapara scattered, disperse, loose, disconnected, in pieces, in drops, rustling
はらはら
harahara scattered, disperse, loose, disconnected, in pieces, in drops, rustling
ハラハラッ
harahara scattered, disperse, loose, disconnected, in pieces, in drops, rustling
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