“Almost all” in Japanese
Short answer
Almost all in Japanese is “ほとんどすべて” (hotondosubete). Full meaning: almost all, nearly all.
Other ways to say “Almost all” in Japanese
大概
taigei generally, mainly, usually, normally, mostly, for the most part; nearly all, almost all, most; gist, summary, outline, main idea
大抵
taitei mostly, ordinarily, usually, generally; probably; most, almost all
たいがい
taigai generally, mainly, usually, normally, mostly, for the most part; nearly all, almost all, most; gist, summary, outline, main idea
押しなべて
oshinabete in general, on the whole, for the most part, by and large, almost all
大げへ
taigei generally, mainly, usually, normally, mostly, for the most part; nearly all, almost all, most; gist, summary, outline, main idea
てえげえ
teegee generally, mainly, usually, normally, mostly, for the most part; nearly all, almost all, most; gist, summary, outline, main idea
殆ど
hotondo almost, nearly, mostly, practically, virtually, basically, just about, all but; hardly, barely, scarcely, little; large majority, large proportion, greater part, most (of), almost all (of)
タイテイ
taitei mostly, ordinarily, usually, generally; probably; most, almost all
たいてい
taitei mostly, ordinarily, usually, generally; probably; most, almost all
大てい
taitei mostly, ordinarily, usually, generally; probably; most, almost all
殆ド
hotondo almost, nearly, mostly, practically, virtually, basically, just about, all but; hardly, barely, scarcely, little; large majority, large proportion, greater part, most (of), almost all (of)
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