“Awfully” in Japanese
Short answer
Awfully in Japanese is “迚も” (totemo). Full meaning: very, awfully, exceedingly; (not) at all, by no means, simply (cannot).
Other ways to say “Awfully” in Japanese
凄く
sugoku awfully, very, immensely
偉く
eraku awfully, terribly, tremendously, exceedingly, extremely
すっごく
suggoku awfully, very, immensely
嫌に
iyani awfully, terribly
やけに
yakeni awfully, frightfully, desperately, violently, unduly, extremely
無茶無茶
muchamucha awfully, extremely, to excess, senseless, reckless
大変
taihen very, greatly, terribly, awfully; immense, enormous, great; serious, grave, dreadful, terrible
迚モ
totemo very, awfully, exceedingly; (not) at all, by no means, simply (cannot)
無茶苦茶
muchakucha nonsensical, unreasonable, absurd, unrealistic; awfully, extremely, to excess, senseless, reckless; disorder, confusion, being jumbled, being mixed up
酷く
hidoku terribly, awfully, dreadfully, extremely, severely, very (much)
うわり
uwari very, awfully, extremely
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