“To be interrupted” in Japanese
Short answer
To be interrupted in Japanese is “途切れる” (togireru). Full meaning: to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short, to pause.
Other ways to say “To be interrupted” in Japanese
とぎれる
togireru to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short, to pause
跡切れる
togireru to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short, to pause
跡切れ
togire to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short, to pause
跡切れん
togiren to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short, to pause
途切れよ
togireyo to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short, to pause
跡切れれ
togirere to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short, to pause
跡切れよ
togireyo to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short, to pause
とぎれよ
togireyo to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short, to pause
途切れん
togiren to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short, to pause
途切れろ
togirero to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short, to pause
途切れれ
togirere to break off, to come to an end, to be interrupted, to be cut short, to pause
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