How to Say ‘Half each’ in Japanese
半分ずつ
hanbun zutsu
[hahn-BOON ZOO-tsoo]
💬 Usage Tip: ずつ after an amount means "that much for each person": 一つずつ (hitotsu-zutsu) "one each".
Phrase Breakdown
半分
hanbun
[hahn-BOON]
half
One of two equal parts.
ケーキを半分食べた。
I ate half the cake.
ずつ
zutsu
[ZOO-tsoo]
each; at a time
Shows an equal amount per unit.
一つずつ並べて。
Line them up one at a time.
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