“The middle of” in Japanese
Short answer
The middle of in Japanese is “最中” (sanaka). Full meaning: (in) the middle of, (in) the midst of, (in) the course of, (at) the height of; wafer cake filled with bean jam.
Other ways to say “The middle of” in Japanese
さなか
sanaka (in) the middle of, (in) the midst of, (in) the course of, (at) the height of; wafer cake filled with bean jam
もなか
monaka (in) the middle of, (in) the midst of, (in) the course of, (at) the height of; wafer cake filled with bean jam
モナカ
monaka (in) the middle of, (in) the midst of, (in) the course of, (at) the height of; wafer cake filled with bean jam
サイチュウ
saichuu (in) the middle of, (in) the midst of, (in) the course of, (at) the height of; wafer cake filled with bean jam
さいちゅう
saichuu (in) the middle of, (in) the midst of, (in) the course of, (at) the height of; wafer cake filled with bean jam
さ中
sanaka (in) the middle of, (in) the midst of, (in) the course of, (at) the height of; wafer cake filled with bean jam
さい中
saichuu (in) the middle of, (in) the midst of, (in) the course of, (at) the height of; wafer cake filled with bean jam
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