“In the wrong order” in Japanese
Short answer
In the wrong order in Japanese is “彼方此方” (achikochi). Full meaning: here and there, various places, all around, all over, everywhere, throughout; muddled, confused, in the wrong order, back to front.
Other ways to say “In the wrong order” in Japanese
あちこち
achikochi here and there, various places, all around, all over, everywhere, throughout; muddled, confused, in the wrong order, back to front
アチコチ
achikochi here and there, various places, all around, all over, everywhere, throughout; muddled, confused, in the wrong order, back to front
あっちこっち
atchikotchi here and there, various places, all around, all over, everywhere, throughout; muddled, confused, in the wrong order, back to front
アッチコッチ
atchikotchi here and there, various places, all around, all over, everywhere, throughout; muddled, confused, in the wrong order, back to front
那方這方
achikochi here and there, various places, all around, all over, everywhere, throughout; muddled, confused, in the wrong order, back to front
あっちこち
atchikochi here and there, various places, all around, all over, everywhere, throughout; muddled, confused, in the wrong order, back to front
あちらこちら
achirakochira here and there, various places, all around, all over, everywhere, throughout; muddled, confused, in the wrong order, back to front
あちゃこちゃ
achakocha here and there, various places, all around, all over, everywhere, throughout; muddled, confused, in the wrong order, back to front
あっちゃこっちゃ
atchakotcha here and there, various places, all around, all over, everywhere, throughout; muddled, confused, in the wrong order, back to front
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