“As long as” in Japanese
Short answer
As long as in Japanese is “さえ” (sae). Full meaning: even; (if) only, just, as long as; besides, on top of that, what's more.
Other ways to say “As long as” in Japanese
上は
ueha now that, since, as long as, provided that
でさえ
desae even (e.g. even a child); as long as (it is, you are, etc.), (if) only, just
すらも
suramo even, if only, if just, as long as, the only thing needed
さえすれば
saesureba you have only to, all you have to (do), all that's required, as long as, if only
同じ
onnaji same, identical, equal, alike, equivalent; anyway, in any case, if one must ..., if one has to ..., as long as ...
サエ
sae even; (if) only, just, as long as; besides, on top of that, what's more
せい
see even; (if) only, just, as long as; besides, on top of that, what's more
小枝
sae even; (if) only, just, as long as; besides, on top of that, what's more
同し
onashi same, identical, equal, alike, equivalent; anyway, in any case, if one must ..., if one has to ..., as long as ...
彩絵
sae even; (if) only, just, as long as; besides, on top of that, what's more
冴
sae even; (if) only, just, as long as; besides, on top of that, what's more
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