“Directly” in Japanese
Short answer
Directly in Japanese is “すっと” (sutto). Full meaning: straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied.
Other ways to say “Directly” in Japanese
ずかずか
zukazuka rudely (barging in), straight, directly, without hesitation, without permission
直に
jikani directly, in person, firsthand; immediately, right away, at once, soon, shortly, in a moment, before long; easily, readily
直々
jikijiki in person, personally, directly
一路
kazumichi straight, directly; voyage, journey, straight road
直ちに
tadachini at once, immediately, right away, without delay; directly (face, lead to, etc.), automatically (mean, result in, etc.)
正面に
matomoni right (in front), directly, straight (in the face), head-on, full on; properly, normally; honestly, decently, seriously, fairly
正面から
shoumenkara (confronting a problem, etc.) head-on, directly, outright, eye to eye
ずっと
zutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
ズット
zutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
ずッと
zutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
ずつと
zutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
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