“A good deal” in Japanese
Short answer
A good deal in Japanese is “沢山” (takusan). Full meaning: a lot, lots, plenty, many, a large number, much, a great deal, a good deal; enough, sufficient; enough, too many, too much.
Other ways to say “A good deal” in Japanese
大部
taibu lengthy (of a book, etc.), voluminous; most (e.g. most part), greater, fairly, a good deal, much
たくさん
takusan a lot, lots, plenty, many, a large number, much, a great deal, a good deal; enough, sufficient; enough, too many, too much
だくさん
dakusan a lot, lots, plenty, many, a large number, much, a great deal, a good deal; enough, sufficient; enough, too many, too much
たっくさん
takkusan a lot, lots, plenty, many, a large number, much, a great deal, a good deal; enough, sufficient; enough, too many, too much
たーくさん
taakusan a lot, lots, plenty, many, a large number, much, a great deal, a good deal; enough, sufficient; enough, too many, too much
たくさーん
takusaan a lot, lots, plenty, many, a large number, much, a great deal, a good deal; enough, sufficient; enough, too many, too much
た〜くさん
taakusan a lot, lots, plenty, many, a large number, much, a great deal, a good deal; enough, sufficient; enough, too many, too much
たーっくさん
taakkusan a lot, lots, plenty, many, a large number, much, a great deal, a good deal; enough, sufficient; enough, too many, too much
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