“Just as you'd expect” in Japanese
Short answer
Just as you'd expect in Japanese is “流石” (sasuga). Full meaning: as one would expect, just as you'd expect (from), just like (someone); still, all the same, after all; even ... (e.g. "even a genius").
Other ways to say “Just as you'd expect” in Japanese
流石は
sasugaha as one would expect, just as you'd expect (from), just like (someone)
さすが
sasuga as one would expect, just as you'd expect (from), just like (someone); still, all the same, after all; even ... (e.g. "even a genius")
遉
sasuga as one would expect, just as you'd expect (from), just like (someone); still, all the same, after all; even ... (e.g. "even a genius")
有繫
sasuga as one would expect, just as you'd expect (from), just like (someone); still, all the same, after all; even ... (e.g. "even a genius")
さっすが
sassuga as one would expect, just as you'd expect (from), just like (someone); still, all the same, after all; even ... (e.g. "even a genius")
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