incidentally in Japanese

incidentally in Japanese is たまたま, 偶然 — incidentally means used to introduce a side remark, loosely connected to what was just said.

たまたま

adv

Pronounced: tamatama

(manner) In an incidental manner; not of central or critical importance.

偶然

adv

Pronounced: guuzen

(manner) In an incidental manner; not of central or critical importance.

What does "incidentally" mean?

adverb Used to introduce a side remark, loosely connected to what was just said.
"Incidentally, I saw your brother at the gym yesterday."
adverb As a minor or secondary consequence, rather than the main point.
"The policy was aimed at reducing traffic and, incidentally, cut pollution too."

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What is "incidentally" in Japanese?

"incidentally" in Japanese is たまたま, 偶然. incidentally means: Used to introduce a side remark, loosely connected to what was just said.

How do you pronounce たまたま?

"incidentally" in Japanese is たまたま, pronounced "tamatama".

How do you use "incidentally" in a sentence?

Example: "Incidentally, I saw your brother at the gym yesterday." In Japanese, "incidentally" is たまたま, 偶然.

Are there other ways to say "incidentally" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "incidentally": たまたま, 偶然.

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