“After” in Japanese
Short answer
After in Japanese is “たら” (tara). Full meaning: if, when, after; when it comes to ..., as for ..., that ...; why don't you ..., why not ..., how about ..., what about ....
Other ways to say “After” in Japanese
以往
iou after, ... and later; before, prior to
事後
jigo after, post, ex-, after the fact, ex post
挙句
ageku after (a long process), at the end of; last line (of a renga)
アフター
afutaa after; socializing (with a host or hostess) outside the club
経てば
tateba after, in (an amount of time)
後から
atokara after, later
アーフタ
aafuta after
過ぎ
sugi past, after; too (much), over- (e.g. eating)
後
ato behind, rear; after, later; remainder, the rest
からと言うもの
karatoiumono after, since
末に
sueni finally, after, following; at the end (of)
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