“Considerable” in Japanese
Short answer
Considerable in Japanese is “大した” (taishita). Full meaning: considerable, great, important, significant, a big deal.
Other ways to say “Considerable” in Japanese
著しい
ichijirushii striking, remarkable, considerable
半端じゃない
hanpajanai considerable, formidable, tremendous, really something else, exceptional, impressive
著るしい
ichijirushii striking, remarkable, considerable
著じるしい
ichijirushii striking, remarkable, considerable
たいした
taishita considerable, great, important, significant, a big deal
いちじるしい
ichijirushii striking, remarkable, considerable
いちぢるしい
ichijirushii striking, remarkable, considerable
一寸した
chottoshita slight, minor, trifling, trivial, petty; considerable, proper, decent, respectable, quite (a)
少なからぬ
sukunakaranu not a little, not a few, considerable
多分
tabun probably, likely, perhaps, maybe; a lot of, much, many, considerable, large (amount), generous
著し
ichijirushi striking, remarkable, considerable
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