“Alone” in Japanese
Short answer
Alone in Japanese is “単身” (tanshin). Full meaning: alone, by oneself, unaccompanied, unaided, single-handed, without one's family.
Other ways to say “Alone” in Japanese
アローン
aroon alone, single
一人で
hitoride alone, by oneself, on one's own
孑然
potsunen isolated, alone, helpless
一手に
itteni single-handedly, alone, single-handed
一遍
ippen once, one time; exclusively, only, alone
単独で
tandokude independently, individually, separately, alone, singlehanded, unassisted
丈
dake only, just, merely, simply, no more than, nothing but, alone; as much as, to the extent of, enough to; height, stature
いっぺん
ippen once, one time; exclusively, only, alone
一ぺん
ippen once, one time; exclusively, only, alone
丈け
take only, just, merely, simply, no more than, nothing but, alone; as much as, to the extent of, enough to; height, stature
一ツぺん
ippen once, one time; exclusively, only, alone
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