“To get empty” in Japanese
Short answer
To get empty in Japanese is “空く” (suku). Full meaning: to become less crowded, to thin out, to get empty; to be hungry.
Other ways to say “To get empty” in Japanese
あき
aki to become less crowded, to thin out, to get empty; to be hungry
あきゃ
akya to become less crowded, to thin out, to get empty; to be hungry
空い
sui to become less crowded, to thin out, to get empty; to be hungry
空け
suke to become less crowded, to thin out, to get empty; to be hungry
空か
suka to become less crowded, to thin out, to get empty; to be hungry
空こ
suko to become less crowded, to thin out, to get empty; to be hungry
空き
aki to become less crowded, to thin out, to get empty; to be hungry
空こふ
sukou to become less crowded, to thin out, to get empty; to be hungry
空こう
sukou to become less crowded, to thin out, to get empty; to be hungry
空こっ
suko to become less crowded, to thin out, to get empty; to be hungry
空きゃ
akya to become less crowded, to thin out, to get empty; to be hungry
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