“Among other things” in Japanese
Short answer
Among other things in Japanese is “とか” (toka). Full meaning: and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ....
Other ways to say “Among other things” in Japanese
トガ
toga and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
ドガ
doga and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
ドカ
doka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
どかっ
doka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
ドカっ
doka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
ドカッ
doka and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
就中
nakanzuku especially, above all, particularly, among other things
利賀
toga and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
戸賀
toga and the like, such as, among other things, and so on; or something, something like, a (certain); I hear that ..., people say that..., rumour has it that ...
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