“Pulling apart” in Japanese
Short answer
Pulling apart in Japanese is “ベリベリ” (beriberi). Full meaning: beriberi; peeling off (adhesive tape, wallpaper, etc.), pulling apart (Velcro).
Other ways to say “Pulling apart” in Japanese
べりべり
beriberi beriberi; peeling off (adhesive tape, wallpaper, etc.), pulling apart (Velcro)
ぺりぺり
periperi beriberi; peeling off (adhesive tape, wallpaper, etc.), pulling apart (Velcro)
ベリベリっ
beriberi beriberi; peeling off (adhesive tape, wallpaper, etc.), pulling apart (Velcro)
ベリベリッ
beriberi beriberi; peeling off (adhesive tape, wallpaper, etc.), pulling apart (Velcro)
べりべりっ
beriberi beriberi; peeling off (adhesive tape, wallpaper, etc.), pulling apart (Velcro)
ペリッペリ
peripperi beriberi; peeling off (adhesive tape, wallpaper, etc.), pulling apart (Velcro)
ぺりっぺり
peripperi beriberi; peeling off (adhesive tape, wallpaper, etc.), pulling apart (Velcro)
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