“At present” in Japanese
Short answer
At present in Japanese is “只今” (tadaima). Full meaning: now, at present, at the moment; just now, a moment ago; at once, right away, in a minute, shortly, soon.
Other ways to say “At present” in Japanese
目今
mokkon at present
差し当たり
sashiatari for the time being, at present
今のところ
imanotokoro at present, currently, so far, for now, for the time being
目下
meshita subordinate, subordinates, inferior, inferiors, junior; at present, now
当今
tougin nowadays, these days, at present
今や
imaya now (esp. in contrast to the past), now at last, at present, right now
ただいまア
tadaimaa now, at present, at the moment; just now, a moment ago; at once, right away, in a minute, shortly, soon
ただいまぁ
tadaimaa now, at present, at the moment; just now, a moment ago; at once, right away, in a minute, shortly, soon
差し当たって
sashiatatte for the present, for the time being, at present, in the meantime
この頃
konokoro these days, nowadays, now, at present, recently, lately; at the time, in those days, then
唯今
tadaima now, at present, at the moment; just now, a moment ago; at once, right away, in a minute, shortly, soon
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