“Messed up” in Japanese
Short answer
Messed up in Japanese is “台無し” (dainashi). Full meaning: spoiled, spoilt, ruined, wasted (chance, etc.), messed up, destroyed, (coming to) nothing.
Other ways to say “Messed up” in Japanese
台なし
dainashi spoiled, spoilt, ruined, wasted (chance, etc.), messed up, destroyed, (coming to) nothing
大なし
dainashi spoiled, spoilt, ruined, wasted (chance, etc.), messed up, destroyed, (coming to) nothing
だいなし
dainashi spoiled, spoilt, ruined, wasted (chance, etc.), messed up, destroyed, (coming to) nothing
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