“As a matter of course” in Japanese
Short answer
As a matter of course in Japanese is “当然” (touzen). Full meaning: natural, right, proper, just, reasonable, appropriate, deserved; naturally, as a matter of course, rightly, deservedly, justly, of course.
Other ways to say “As a matter of course” in Japanese
とうぜん
touzen natural, right, proper, just, reasonable, appropriate, deserved; naturally, as a matter of course, rightly, deservedly, justly, of course
とーぜん
touzen natural, right, proper, just, reasonable, appropriate, deserved; naturally, as a matter of course, rightly, deservedly, justly, of course
トーゼン
touzen natural, right, proper, just, reasonable, appropriate, deserved; naturally, as a matter of course, rightly, deservedly, justly, of course
当然のことながら
touzennokotonagara naturally, not surprisingly, it should be appreciated that, understandably, as a matter of course, as is obvious, as will be understood
当前
touzen natural, right, proper, just, reasonable, appropriate, deserved; naturally, as a matter of course, rightly, deservedly, justly, of course
當然
touzen natural, right, proper, just, reasonable, appropriate, deserved; naturally, as a matter of course, rightly, deservedly, justly, of course
と〜ぜん
touzen natural, right, proper, just, reasonable, appropriate, deserved; naturally, as a matter of course, rightly, deservedly, justly, of course
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