considerably in Japanese
considerably in Japanese is かなり, ずいぶん — considerably means by a large amount; significantly.
considerably in Japanese
かなり
Pronounced: kanari
Significantly; to a degree worth considering.
ずいぶん
Pronounced: zuibun
Significantly; to a degree worth considering.
What does "considerably" mean?
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adverb By a large amount; significantly.
"The new engine is considerably quieter than the old one was."
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considerably in a sentence
- The new engine is considerably quieter than the old one was.
- Her French has improved considerably since she moved to Paris last year.
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What is "considerably" in Japanese?
"considerably" in Japanese is かなり, ずいぶん. considerably means: By a large amount; significantly.
How do you pronounce かなり?
"considerably" in Japanese is かなり, pronounced "kanari".
How do you use "considerably" in a sentence?
Example: "The new engine is considerably quieter than the old one was." In Japanese, "considerably" is かなり, ずいぶん.
Are there other ways to say "considerably" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "considerably": かなり, ずいぶん.
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