“With difficulty” in Japanese
Short answer
カツカツ
katsukatsu
With difficulty in Japanese is “カツカツ” (katsukatsu). Full meaning: barely, just, narrowly, with difficulty.
Other ways to say “With difficulty” in Japanese
辛うじて
karoujite barely, narrowly, only just, with difficulty
辛くも
karakumo barely, narrowly, with difficulty
がつがつ
gatsugatsu barely, just, narrowly, with difficulty
かっかっ
kakka barely, just, narrowly, with difficulty
かつがつ
katsugatsu barely, just, narrowly, with difficulty
かつかつ
katsukatsu barely, just, narrowly, with difficulty
ガツガツ
gatsugatsu barely, just, narrowly, with difficulty
カッカッ
kakka barely, just, narrowly, with difficulty
カスカス
kasukasu dry, dried out, juiceless; barely, just, narrowly, with difficulty
どうやら
douyara possibly, apparently, (seem) likely, seemingly; somehow or other, with difficulty, barely, after a fashion
辛じて
karoujite barely, narrowly, only just, with difficulty
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