“Apparently” in Japanese
Short answer
Apparently in Japanese is “思しい” (oboshii). Full meaning: seeming (to be), appearing, apparently.
Other ways to say “Apparently” in Japanese
一見
ikken look, glimpse, glance; apparently, seemingly, at first glance, on the face of it; first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction
どうやら
douyara possibly, apparently, (seem) likely, seemingly; somehow or other, with difficulty, barely, after a fashion
覚しい
oboshii seeming (to be), appearing, apparently
おぼしい
oboshii seeming (to be), appearing, apparently
思しき
oboshiki seeming (to be), appearing, apparently
いちげん
ichigen look, glimpse, glance; apparently, seemingly, at first glance, on the face of it; first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction
イチゲン
ichigen look, glimpse, glance; apparently, seemingly, at first glance, on the face of it; first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction
との事
tonokoto I'm told, is what I heard, is how it is, apparently, is what they said
表面上
hyoumenjou on the surface, ostensibly, superficially, apparently
いっけん
ikken look, glimpse, glance; apparently, seemingly, at first glance, on the face of it; first visit to inn, restaurant, etc. without an introduction
思しく
oboshiku seeming (to be), appearing, apparently
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