“A few” in Japanese
Short answer
A few in Japanese is “僅か” (wazuka). Full meaning: a little, a few, small, slight, trifling, meagre, meager, narrow (margin); only, just, merely, no more than.
Other ways to say “A few” in Japanese
一二
ichiji the first and second, a few
僅少
kinshou a little, a few, small, slight, trifling, insignificant, narrow (margin)
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
少許
shoukyo a little, a few, a bit, a touch, a smidge
一つ二つ
hitotsufutatsu one or two, a few, small number
わづか
wazuka a little, a few, small, slight, trifling, meagre, meager, narrow (margin); only, just, merely, no more than
幾
iku some, several, a few; many; how many, how much
ワズカ
wazuka a little, a few, small, slight, trifling, meagre, meager, narrow (margin); only, just, merely, no more than
わずか
wazuka a little, a few, small, slight, trifling, meagre, meager, narrow (margin); only, just, merely, no more than
数
kazu number, amount; several, a few, a number of; number, quantity, amount
纔
wazuka a little, a few, small, slight, trifling, meagre, meager, narrow (margin); only, just, merely, no more than
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