apparently in Japanese
apparently in Japanese is そう, らしい, 一見 — apparently means according to what one has heard or read, though not necessarily confirmed.
apparently in Japanese
そう
Pronounced: sō
らしい
Pronounced: rashii
一見
Pronounced: ikken
(rare) Plainly; clearly; manifestly; evidently.
思しい
Pronounced: oboshii
(rare) Plainly; clearly; manifestly; evidently.
明らか
Pronounced: akiraka
(rare) Plainly; clearly; manifestly; evidently.
明白に
(rare) Plainly; clearly; manifestly; evidently.
(どうやら)…らしい
Pronounced: (dōyara)…rashii
Seemingly; in appearance.
What does "apparently" mean?
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adv According to what one has heard or read, though not necessarily confirmed.
"Apparently, the cafe on the corner is closing at the end of the month."
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adv Clearly or obviously, based on what can be seen.
"The room was apparently empty, so she switched off the light and left."
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apparently in a sentence
- Apparently, the cafe on the corner is closing at the end of the month.
- Apparently, the flight was delayed by several hours.
- The room was apparently empty, so she switched off the light and left.
- She was apparently delighted with the gift, smiling from ear to ear.
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What is "apparently" in Japanese?
"apparently" in Japanese is そう, らしい, 一見. apparently means: According to what one has heard or read, though not necessarily confirmed.
How do you pronounce そう?
"apparently" in Japanese is そう, pronounced "sō".
How do you use "apparently" in a sentence?
Example: "Apparently, the cafe on the corner is closing at the end of the month." In Japanese, "apparently" is そう, らしい, 一見.
Are there other ways to say "apparently" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 7 translations listed for "apparently": そう, らしい, 一見, 思しい, 明らか, 明白に.
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