“To go through hard times” in Japanese
Short answer
To go through hard times in Japanese is “時化る” (shikeru). Full meaning: to be stormy or choppy (sea); to go through hard times, to be broke; to be gloomy, to be glum.
Other ways to say “To go through hard times” in Japanese
しけん
shiken to be stormy or choppy (sea); to go through hard times, to be broke; to be gloomy, to be glum
しける
shikeru to be stormy or choppy (sea); to go through hard times, to be broke; to be gloomy, to be glum
しけよ
shikeyo to be stormy or choppy (sea); to go through hard times, to be broke; to be gloomy, to be glum
しけれ
shikere to be stormy or choppy (sea); to go through hard times, to be broke; to be gloomy, to be glum
しけろ
shikero to be stormy or choppy (sea); to go through hard times, to be broke; to be gloomy, to be glum
しけりゃ
shikerya to be stormy or choppy (sea); to go through hard times, to be broke; to be gloomy, to be glum
時化よ
shikeyo to be stormy or choppy (sea); to go through hard times, to be broke; to be gloomy, to be glum
時化ろ
shikero to be stormy or choppy (sea); to go through hard times, to be broke; to be gloomy, to be glum
時化れ
shikere to be stormy or choppy (sea); to go through hard times, to be broke; to be gloomy, to be glum
時化ん
shiken to be stormy or choppy (sea); to go through hard times, to be broke; to be gloomy, to be glum
しけよう
shikeyoo to be stormy or choppy (sea); to go through hard times, to be broke; to be gloomy, to be glum
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