“Immediately after” in Japanese
Short answer
Immediately after in Japanese is “早々” (sousou). Full meaning: as soon as..., just after..., immediately after...; hurriedly, in haste, quickly, promptly, early; early, quickly, promptly.
Other ways to say “Immediately after” in Japanese
間もない
mamonai after (practically) no time, immediately after, just; having no time to
次第
shidai depending on; as soon as, immediately after, upon; as (e.g. "as one is told", "as one wishes"), whatever (e.g. "whatever is at hand")
はやばや
hayabaya as soon as..., just after..., immediately after...; hurriedly, in haste, quickly, promptly, early; early, quickly, promptly
かと思えば
katoomoeba no sooner than, as soon as, immediately after; at the thought of, when I think about
かと思うと
katoomouto no sooner than, as soon as, immediately after; at the thought of, when I think about
かとみると
katomiruto no sooner than, as soon as, immediately after
と思ったら
toomottara no sooner than, as soon as, immediately after; at the thought of, when I think about
しだい
shidai depending on; as soon as, immediately after, upon; as (e.g. "as one is told", "as one wishes"), whatever (e.g. "whatever is at hand")
早早
sousou as soon as..., just after..., immediately after...; hurriedly, in haste, quickly, promptly, early; early, quickly, promptly
はや〳〵
hayabaya as soon as..., just after..., immediately after...; hurriedly, in haste, quickly, promptly, early; early, quickly, promptly
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