“As it is” in Japanese
Short answer
As it is in Japanese is “有り体に” (ariteini). Full meaning: as it is, frankly.
Other ways to say “As it is” in Japanese
在るがまま
arugamama as it is, plain (truth), bare, undisguised, unvarnished, unexaggerated, honest, true, frank, candid
有りのまま
arinomama as it is, plain (truth), bare, undisguised, unvarnished, unexaggerated, honest, true, frank, candid
この儘
konomama as is, as it is, as things are, like this, this way, at this rate
其れなり
sorenari in itself, as it is, in its own way, as suits the occasion; within its capacity, within limitations
生
shou pure, undiluted, raw, crude; raw, uncooked, fresh; natural, as it is, unedited, unprocessed
唯さえ
tadasae even at the best of times, already, (even) under normal circumstances, in addition to, as it is
唯でさえ
tadadesae even at the best of times, already, (even) under normal circumstances, in addition to, as it is
ナマ
nama pure, undiluted, raw, crude; raw, uncooked, fresh; natural, as it is, unedited, unprocessed
なま
nama pure, undiluted, raw, crude; raw, uncooked, fresh; natural, as it is, unedited, unprocessed
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