“Frankly” in Japanese
Short answer
Frankly in Japanese is “ずけずけ” (zukezuke). Full meaning: (speak) bluntly, frankly.
Other ways to say “Frankly” in Japanese
ぶっちゃけ
butchake frankly, honestly speaking, to tell the truth, to put it bluntly; speaking one's mind and holding nothing back; really, extremely, super
ズケズケ
zukezuke (speak) bluntly, frankly
有り体に
ariteini as it is, frankly
腹蔵なく
fukuzounaku without reserve, frankly, candidly, freely, openly
心置きなく
kokorookinaku freely, frankly, without reserve
ズバリ
zubari decisively, decidedly, boldly, once and for all, unreservedly, frankly; precisely, exactly
正直
shoujiki honest, frank, candid, straightforward; honestly, frankly
遠慮なく
enryonaku without reservation, freely, frankly
包みなく
tsutsuminaku without concealment, without reserve, frankly
スパリ
supari decisively, decidedly, boldly, once and for all, unreservedly, frankly; precisely, exactly
スバリ
subari decisively, decidedly, boldly, once and for all, unreservedly, frankly; precisely, exactly
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