“Everyday” in Japanese
Short answer
Everyday in Japanese is “日常” (nichijou). Full meaning: everyday, daily, ordinary, usual, routine, regular.
Other ways to say “Everyday” in Japanese
日々
nichinichi daily, everyday; days (e.g. of one's youth); every day, day after day, day by day, from day to day
常日頃
tsunehigoro everyday, always, at all times, frequently
普段
fudan usual, normal, everyday, habitual, ordinary; usually, normally, generally, habitually, always
日常的
nichijouteki mundane, routine, everyday, unremarkable, common, day-to-day
日日
nichinichi daily, everyday; days (e.g. of one's youth); every day, day after day, day by day, from day to day
平常
heijou normal, usual, ordinary, everyday
日び
hibi daily, everyday; days (e.g. of one's youth); every day, day after day, day by day, from day to day
ニチニチ
nichinichi daily, everyday; days (e.g. of one's youth); every day, day after day, day by day, from day to day
何の変哲もない
nannohentetsumonai completely ordinary, plain, commonplace, everyday
有り触れた
arifureta common, commonplace, ordinary, familiar, everyday, garden-variety, trite, stale, hackneyed, stereotyped
不断
fudan constant, persistent, unremitting, ceaseless; indecisiveness; usual, normal, everyday, habitual, ordinary
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