“Indeed” in Japanese
Short answer
Indeed in Japanese is “本に” (honni). Full meaning: indeed, really, truly, very much.
Other ways to say “Indeed” in Japanese
はあ
haa yes, indeed, well; ha!; what?, huh?
実に
geni indeed, really, absolutely, truly, actually, very, quite
全く
mattaku really, truly, entirely, completely, wholly, perfectly; indeed; good grief
誠に
makotoni indeed, really, absolutely, truly, actually, very, quite
道理で
douride indeed, it's no wonder
如何にも
ikanimo indeed, really, truly, just (like); very, extremely, totally, terribly; absolutely, certainly, for sure
ぱ
pa yes, indeed, well; ha!; what?, huh?
ハァ
haa yes, indeed, well; ha!; what?, huh?
バー
baa yes, indeed, well; ha!; what?, huh?
ばア
baa yes, indeed, well; ha!; what?, huh?
ぱあ
paa yes, indeed, well; ha!; what?, huh?
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