“A bit” in Japanese
Short answer
A bit in Japanese is “ちょい” (choi). Full meaning: a little, a bit, slightly; just a minute, for a moment, briefly; somewhat, rather, fairly, pretty, quite.
Other ways to say “A bit” in Japanese
些とも
chittomo (not) at all, (not) a bit, (not) in the least, (not) in the slightest
ちょこっと
chokotto a little, a bit, slightly
少し
sukoshi a little, a bit, a small amount, a few, some, slightly, somewhat; a little while, a short time, a moment, a minute; a little way, a short distance
些か
isasaka a little, a bit, somewhat, slightly, rather
チョイ
choi a little, a bit, slightly; just a minute, for a moment, briefly; somewhat, rather, fairly, pretty, quite
ちよい
choi a little, a bit, slightly; just a minute, for a moment, briefly; somewhat, rather, fairly, pretty, quite
チョコっと
chokotto a little, a bit, slightly
ちょこッと
chokotto a little, a bit, slightly
チョコッと
chokotto a little, a bit, slightly
毛頭
moutou (not) in the least, (not) at all, (not) a bit
分厘
funrin (not) in the least, (not) a bit
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