certainly in Japanese
certainly in Japanese is 必ず, 確か, 確実 — certainly means without any doubt; definitely.
certainly in Japanese
必ず
Pronounced: kanarazu
Without doubt, surely.
確か
Pronounced: tashika
Without doubt, surely.
確実
Pronounced: kakujitsu
Without doubt, surely.
絶対
Pronounced: zettai
Without doubt, surely.
もちろん
Pronounced: mochiron
An emphatic affirmative answer; of course.
その通り
Pronounced: sonotoori
An emphatic affirmative answer; of course.
全く
Pronounced: mattaku
An emphatic affirmative answer; of course.
必ず
Pronounced: kanarazu
An emphatic affirmative answer; of course.
What does "certainly" mean?
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adv Without any doubt; definitely.
"This is certainly the best coffee in town."
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adv Used as an emphatic way of saying yes.
""Can you help me?" "Certainly!""
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certainly in a sentence
- This is certainly the best coffee in town.
- "Can you help me?" "Certainly!"
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What is "certainly" in Japanese?
"certainly" in Japanese is 必ず, 確か, 確実. certainly means: Without any doubt; definitely.
How do you pronounce 必ず?
"certainly" in Japanese is 必ず, pronounced "kanarazu".
How do you use "certainly" in a sentence?
Example: "This is certainly the best coffee in town." In Japanese, "certainly" is 必ず, 確か, 確実.
Are there other ways to say "certainly" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 7 translations listed for "certainly": 必ず, 確か, 確実, 絶対, もちろん, その通り.
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