“Midway through” in Japanese
Short answer
Midway through in Japanese is “掛け” (kake). Full meaning: money owed on an account, bill; hanger, holder, rest, rack, peg, hook, stand; in the process of (doing), midway through, half-(done).
Other ways to say “Midway through” in Japanese
ガケ
gake money owed on an account, bill; hanger, holder, rest, rack, peg, hook, stand; in the process of (doing), midway through, half-(done)
がけ
gake money owed on an account, bill; hanger, holder, rest, rack, peg, hook, stand; in the process of (doing), midway through, half-(done)
カケ
kake money owed on an account, bill; hanger, holder, rest, rack, peg, hook, stand; in the process of (doing), midway through, half-(done)
掛
kake money owed on an account, bill; hanger, holder, rest, rack, peg, hook, stand; in the process of (doing), midway through, half-(done)
懸け
kake money owed on an account, bill; hanger, holder, rest, rack, peg, hook, stand; in the process of (doing), midway through, half-(done)
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