“Enough” in Japanese
Short answer
Enough in Japanese is “十分” (juubun). Full meaning: enough, sufficient, plenty, adequate, satisfactory; sufficiently, fully, thoroughly, well, perfectly; division into ten.
Other ways to say “Enough” in Japanese
沢山
takusan a lot, lots, plenty, many, a large number, much, a great deal, a good deal; enough, sufficient; enough, too many, too much
バッチリ
batchiri perfectly, right on the mark, spot on, bang on; enough, sufficiently, thoroughly, completely
いい
ii good, excellent, fine, nice, pleasant, agreeable; sufficient, enough, ready, prepared; profitable (deal, business offer, etc.), beneficial
良い
ii good, excellent, fine, nice, pleasant, agreeable; sufficient, enough, ready, prepared; profitable (deal, business offer, etc.), beneficial
嫌というほど
iyatoiuhodo (more than) enough, too much; bitterly, extremely, keenly
碌に
rokuni (not) well, (not) properly, (not) enough, (not) sufficiently, (not) satisfactorily, (not) decently
碌々
rokuroku (not) well, (not) properly, (not) enough, (not) sufficiently
碌すっぽ
rokusuppo (not) well, (not) properly, (not) enough, (not) sufficiently, (not) satisfactorily
よせやい
yoseyai stop it!, enough!, cut it out
バッチシ
batchishi perfectly, right on the mark, spot on, bang on; enough, sufficiently, thoroughly, completely
じゅうぶん
juubun enough, sufficient, plenty, adequate, satisfactory; sufficiently, fully, thoroughly, well, perfectly; division into ten
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