“To be apart” in Japanese
Short answer
To be apart in Japanese is “離れる” (kareru). Full meaning: to be separated, to be apart, to be distant; to leave, to go away; to leave (a job, etc.), to quit, to give up.
Other ways to say “To be apart” in Japanese
隔れる
hanareru to be separated, to be apart, to be distant; to leave, to go away; to leave (a job, etc.), to quit, to give up
放れる
hanareru to be separated, to be apart, to be distant; to leave, to go away; to leave (a job, etc.), to quit, to give up
はなれる
hanareru to be separated, to be apart, to be distant; to leave, to go away; to leave (a job, etc.), to quit, to give up
離れ
kare to be separated, to be apart, to be distant; to leave, to go away; to leave (a job, etc.), to quit, to give up
放れ
hanare to be separated, to be apart, to be distant; to leave, to go away; to leave (a job, etc.), to quit, to give up
隔れ
hanare to be separated, to be apart, to be distant; to leave, to go away; to leave (a job, etc.), to quit, to give up
隔れれ
hanarere to be separated, to be apart, to be distant; to leave, to go away; to leave (a job, etc.), to quit, to give up
離れろ
karero to be separated, to be apart, to be distant; to leave, to go away; to leave (a job, etc.), to quit, to give up
放れろ
hanarero to be separated, to be apart, to be distant; to leave, to go away; to leave (a job, etc.), to quit, to give up
隔れん
hanaren to be separated, to be apart, to be distant; to leave, to go away; to leave (a job, etc.), to quit, to give up
隔れよ
hanareyo to be separated, to be apart, to be distant; to leave, to go away; to leave (a job, etc.), to quit, to give up
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