“Fairly” in Japanese
Short answer
Fairly in Japanese is “そこそこ” (sokosoko). Full meaning: reasonably, fairly, all right, moderate; hurriedly, in a rush, having barely finished; approximately, about, or so.
Other ways to say “Fairly” in Japanese
まんまと
manmato successfully, fairly, artfully, nicely, completely, thoroughly
可也
kanari considerably, fairly, quite, rather, pretty
割と
warito comparatively, relatively, fairly, rather, pretty, unexpectedly
随分
zuibun very, extremely, surprisingly, fairly, quite, considerably, awfully, terribly; terrible, horrid, contemptible, reprehensible; remarkable, extraordinary
中々
nakanaka very, considerably, easily, readily, fairly, quite, highly, rather; by no means, not readily; middle, half-way point
ソコソコ
sokosoko reasonably, fairly, all right, moderate; hurriedly, in a rush, having barely finished; approximately, about, or so
まンまと
manmato successfully, fairly, artfully, nicely, completely, thoroughly
割に
warini comparatively, relatively, fairly, rather, pretty, unexpectedly; considering ..., for ..., despite ..., in spite of ...
そこ〳〵
sokosoko reasonably, fairly, all right, moderate; hurriedly, in a rush, having barely finished; approximately, about, or so
まあ
maa just (e.g. "just wait here"), come now, now, now; tolerably, passably, moderately, reasonably, fairly, rather, somewhat; well..., I think..., it would seem..., you might say..., Hmmm, I guess so...
大部
taibu lengthy (of a book, etc.), voluminous; most (e.g. most part), greater, fairly, a good deal, much
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