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“In case” in Japanese

Short answer
若し moshi もし

In case in Japanese is “若し” (moshi). Full meaning: if, in case, supposing.

Other ways to say “In case” in Japanese

なら nara if, in case, if it is the case that, if it is true that; as for, on the topic of; if possible, if circumstances allow 若しも moshimo if, in case, supposing 若しか moshika if, in case に備えて nisonaete in preparation (for), in case (of), in the lead-up (to) ナラ nara if, in case, if it is the case that, if it is true that; as for, on the topic of; if possible, if circumstances allow 寧楽 nara if, in case, if it is the case that, if it is true that; as for, on the topic of; if possible, if circumstances allow 諾楽 nara if, in case, if it is the case that, if it is true that; as for, on the topic of; if possible, if circumstances allow 奈良 nara if, in case, if it is the case that, if it is true that; as for, on the topic of; if possible, if circumstances allow もーし mooshi if, in case, supposing 若しかして moshikashite perhaps, possibly, maybe, by any chance, if I'm not mistaken; if, in case, in the event that

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