“Very thin” in Japanese
Short answer
Very thin in Japanese is “薄っぺらい” (usupperai). Full meaning: very thin, flimsy, cheap, shallow.
Other ways to say “Very thin” in Japanese
薄っぺら
usuppera very thin, flimsy, cheap, shallow
薄っぺたい
usuppetai very thin, flimsy, cheap, shallow
うすっぺらい
usupperai very thin, flimsy, cheap, shallow
うすっぺたい
usuppetai very thin, flimsy, cheap, shallow
薄っ片
usuppera very thin, flimsy, cheap, shallow
薄っぺた
usuppeta very thin, flimsy, cheap, shallow
薄っぺらく
usupperaku very thin, flimsy, cheap, shallow
うすっぺた
usuppeta very thin, flimsy, cheap, shallow
薄っぺろう
usupperou very thin, flimsy, cheap, shallow
薄っぺたく
usuppetaku very thin, flimsy, cheap, shallow
うすっぺら
usuppera very thin, flimsy, cheap, shallow
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