“To be torn off” in Japanese
Short answer
To be torn off in Japanese is “千切れる” (chigireru). Full meaning: to be torn off, to come off; to be torn to pieces, to be torn to shreds.
Other ways to say “To be torn off” in Japanese
捥げる
mogeru to be torn off, to come off
千切れん
chigiren to be torn off, to come off; to be torn to pieces, to be torn to shreds
千切れよ
chigireyo to be torn off, to come off; to be torn to pieces, to be torn to shreds
千切れれ
chigirere to be torn off, to come off; to be torn to pieces, to be torn to shreds
千切れろ
chigirero to be torn off, to come off; to be torn to pieces, to be torn to shreds
千切れりゃ
chigirerya to be torn off, to come off; to be torn to pieces, to be torn to shreds
千切れよふ
chigireyou to be torn off, to come off; to be torn to pieces, to be torn to shreds
千切れよう
chigireyou to be torn off, to come off; to be torn to pieces, to be torn to shreds
千切れよっ
chigireyo to be torn off, to come off; to be torn to pieces, to be torn to shreds
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