“Legitimately” in Japanese
Short answer
Legitimately in Japanese is “ちゃんと” (chanto). Full meaning: diligently, seriously, earnestly, reliably, steadily, legitimately; perfectly, properly, exactly, orderly, punctually, regularly, safely, in good condition; sufficiently, satisfactorily.
Other ways to say “Legitimately” in Japanese
チャント
chanto diligently, seriously, earnestly, reliably, steadily, legitimately; perfectly, properly, exactly, orderly, punctually, regularly, safely, in good condition; sufficiently, satisfactorily
ちゃあんと
chaanto diligently, seriously, earnestly, reliably, steadily, legitimately; perfectly, properly, exactly, orderly, punctually, regularly, safely, in good condition; sufficiently, satisfactorily
ちゃぁんと
chaanto diligently, seriously, earnestly, reliably, steadily, legitimately; perfectly, properly, exactly, orderly, punctually, regularly, safely, in good condition; sufficiently, satisfactorily
ちゃーんと
chaanto diligently, seriously, earnestly, reliably, steadily, legitimately; perfectly, properly, exactly, orderly, punctually, regularly, safely, in good condition; sufficiently, satisfactorily
ちゃ〜んと
chaanto diligently, seriously, earnestly, reliably, steadily, legitimately; perfectly, properly, exactly, orderly, punctually, regularly, safely, in good condition; sufficiently, satisfactorily
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