How do you say "in particular" in Japanese?

“In particular” in Japanese

Short answer

こそ koso koso

In particular in Japanese is “こそ” (koso). Full meaning: it is ... that ..., precisely, in particular, definitely, for sure, only (when, after, because, etc.); although, while, it is the case that ... but; it is precisely because ... that ..., only because ....

Other ways to say “In particular” in Japanese

特に tokuni particularly, especially, in particular, expressly 取り立てて toritatete particularly, in particular, especially ごそ goso it is ... that ..., precisely, in particular, definitely, for sure, only (when, after, because, etc.); although, while, it is the case that ... but; it is precisely because ... that ..., only because ... コソ koso it is ... that ..., precisely, in particular, definitely, for sure, only (when, after, because, etc.); although, while, it is the case that ... but; it is precisely because ... that ..., only because ... ゴソッ goso it is ... that ..., precisely, in particular, definitely, for sure, only (when, after, because, etc.); although, while, it is the case that ... but; it is precisely because ... that ..., only because ... コソッ koso it is ... that ..., precisely, in particular, definitely, for sure, only (when, after, because, etc.); although, while, it is the case that ... but; it is precisely because ... that ..., only because ... ごそっ goso it is ... that ..., precisely, in particular, definitely, for sure, only (when, after, because, etc.); although, while, it is the case that ... but; it is precisely because ... that ..., only because ... 逆縁 gyakuen bad deed which ultimately results in the creation of a good Buddhist; older person conducting a funeral service for a younger relative, in particular, a parent for a child とくに tokuni particularly, especially, in particular, expressly

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