“At once” in Japanese
Short answer
At once in Japanese is “とっとと” (tottoto). Full meaning: quickly, at once, right away, hurriedly.
Other ways to say “At once” in Japanese
早速
sassoku at once, immediately, without delay, promptly
直ちに
tadachini at once, immediately, right away, without delay; directly (face, lead to, etc.), automatically (mean, result in, etc.)
ぐっと
gutto suddenly, at once, in one go, with a jerk, with a gulp; considerably, very much, a lot; firmly, with an effort, tightly, exerting pressure
直ぐ
sugu immediately, at once, right away, directly; soon, before long, shortly; easily, readily, without difficulty
今すぐ
imasugu at once, immediately, right now
咄嗟に
tossani at once, immediately, instantly, in an instant, quickly, suddenly, on the spur of the moment
一遍に
ippenni (all) at once, at the same time, in one go, in one sitting; right away, in an instant
即刻
sokkoku immediately, at once, instantly
時を移さず
tokiwoutsusazu at once, immediately
すぐ
sugu immediately, at once, right away, directly; soon, before long, shortly; easily, readily, without difficulty
スグ
sugu immediately, at once, right away, directly; soon, before long, shortly; easily, readily, without difficulty
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