“To fall on hard times” in Japanese
Short answer
To fall on hard times in Japanese is “落ちぶれる” (ochibureru). Full meaning: to come down in the world, to fall low, to be ruined, to be reduced to poverty, to fall on hard times.
Other ways to say “To fall on hard times” in Japanese
零落れる
ochibureru to come down in the world, to fall low, to be ruined, to be reduced to poverty, to fall on hard times
おちぶれる
ochibureru to come down in the world, to fall low, to be ruined, to be reduced to poverty, to fall on hard times
零落れ
ochibure to come down in the world, to fall low, to be ruined, to be reduced to poverty, to fall on hard times
零落れれ
ochiburere to come down in the world, to fall low, to be ruined, to be reduced to poverty, to fall on hard times
おちぶれ
ochibure to come down in the world, to fall low, to be ruined, to be reduced to poverty, to fall on hard times
零落れよ
ochibureyo to come down in the world, to fall low, to be ruined, to be reduced to poverty, to fall on hard times
落ちぶれ
ochibure to come down in the world, to fall low, to be ruined, to be reduced to poverty, to fall on hard times
零落れん
ochiburen to come down in the world, to fall low, to be ruined, to be reduced to poverty, to fall on hard times
零落れろ
ochiburero to come down in the world, to fall low, to be ruined, to be reduced to poverty, to fall on hard times
零落れよう
ochibureyou to come down in the world, to fall low, to be ruined, to be reduced to poverty, to fall on hard times
落ちぶれろ
ochiburero to come down in the world, to fall low, to be ruined, to be reduced to poverty, to fall on hard times
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