“Very fine” in Japanese
Short answer
Very fine in Japanese is “細々しい” (komagomashii). Full meaning: minute, very fine, very small; annoying, complicated; very detailed, elaborate.
Other ways to say “Very fine” in Japanese
細細しい
komagomashii minute, very fine, very small; annoying, complicated; very detailed, elaborate
こまごましい
komagomashii minute, very fine, very small; annoying, complicated; very detailed, elaborate
細々し
komagomashi minute, very fine, very small; annoying, complicated; very detailed, elaborate
細細し
komagomashi minute, very fine, very small; annoying, complicated; very detailed, elaborate
細細しく
komagomashiku minute, very fine, very small; annoying, complicated; very detailed, elaborate
細々しく
komagomashiku minute, very fine, very small; annoying, complicated; very detailed, elaborate
細細しゅう
komagomashuu minute, very fine, very small; annoying, complicated; very detailed, elaborate
細々しけれ
komagomashikere minute, very fine, very small; annoying, complicated; very detailed, elaborate
細細しかろ
komagomashikaro minute, very fine, very small; annoying, complicated; very detailed, elaborate
細々しかっ
komagomashika minute, very fine, very small; annoying, complicated; very detailed, elaborate
細細しけれ
komagomashikere minute, very fine, very small; annoying, complicated; very detailed, elaborate
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