Translation guide
A pigsty is a place where pigs are kept, often associated with dirt and mess. In Japanese, the direct term is 豚小屋, but it can also be used figuratively to describe a very messy room or place.
Referring to the physical structure where pigs live.
Describing a room or area that is extremely untidy, like a pigsty.
A common simile meaning 'dirty like a pigsty'. Used to describe a messy room.
While 豚小屋 can be used figuratively, simply saying '豚小屋' alone to mean a messy room might not be immediately understood without context. It's safer to use the simile 豚小屋のように汚い or 豚小屋みたい.
There are 50 pigs in this pigsty.
His room is as dirty as a pigsty.
A casual, shortened version meaning 'like a pigsty'. Often used in spoken Japanese.
This room looks like a pigsty, doesn't it?
A slang term combining 'dirty' (汚) and 'room' (部屋), referring to a hoarder's or extremely messy room. Not a direct translation but conveys a similar idea.
Her apartment is a pigsty.