“Very deeply” in Japanese
Short answer
Very deeply in Japanese is “深々” (shinshin). Full meaning: very deeply; silent (esp. of the passing of the night); piercing (cold).
Other ways to say “Very deeply” in Japanese
ふかぶか
fukabuka very deeply; silent (esp. of the passing of the night); piercing (cold)
深深
shinshin very deeply; silent (esp. of the passing of the night); piercing (cold)
深ぶか
fukabuka very deeply; silent (esp. of the passing of the night); piercing (cold)
しん〳〵
shinshin very deeply; silent (esp. of the passing of the night); piercing (cold)
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