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“In the act of” in Japanese

Short answer
途端 totan とたん

In the act of in Japanese is “途端” (totan). Full meaning: just (now, at the moment, etc.), just as, in the act of, as soon as, at the moment that.

Other ways to say “In the act of” in Japanese

様 zama mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... 途端に totanni just as, right after, in the act of, as soon as, at that moment とたん totan just (now, at the moment, etc.), just as, in the act of, as soon as, at the moment that やふ you mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... さま sama mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... ザマ zama mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... たま tama mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... ざま zama mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... シャマ shama mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... さまぁ samaa mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ... さまっ sama mess, sorry state, plight, sad sight; -ways, -wards; in the act of ..., just as one is ...

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