“To be still half asleep” in Japanese
Short answer
To be still half asleep in Japanese is “寝ぼける” (nebokeru). Full meaning: to be still half asleep, to be half awake, to be not yet quite awake.
Other ways to say “To be still half asleep” in Japanese
寝ボケる
nebokeru to be still half asleep, to be half awake, to be not yet quite awake
寝ぼけれ
nebokere to be still half asleep, to be half awake, to be not yet quite awake
寝ぼけん
neboken to be still half asleep, to be half awake, to be not yet quite awake
寝ボケろ
nebokero to be still half asleep, to be half awake, to be not yet quite awake
寝ぼけろ
nebokero to be still half asleep, to be half awake, to be not yet quite awake
寝ボケれ
nebokere to be still half asleep, to be half awake, to be not yet quite awake
寝ボケん
neboken to be still half asleep, to be half awake, to be not yet quite awake
寝ボケよ
nebokeyo to be still half asleep, to be half awake, to be not yet quite awake
寝ぼけよ
nebokeyo to be still half asleep, to be half awake, to be not yet quite awake
寝ボケよう
nebokeyou to be still half asleep, to be half awake, to be not yet quite awake
寝ぼけりゃ
nebokerya to be still half asleep, to be half awake, to be not yet quite awake
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