“Naturally” in Japanese
Short answer
Naturally in Japanese is “自ずと” (onozuto). Full meaning: naturally, in due course, by itself, of its own accord.
Other ways to say “Naturally” in Japanese
自ずから
onozukara naturally, in due course, by itself, of its own accord
当然
touzen natural, right, proper, just, reasonable, appropriate, deserved; naturally, as a matter of course, rightly, deservedly, justly, of course
天然に
tennenni naturally, spontaneously
勿論
mochiron of course, certainly, naturally
生来
seirai by nature, naturally, by birth, innately, congenitally
当然ながら
touzennagara naturally, of course, understandably
無論
muron of course, certainly, naturally
当然のことながら
touzennokotonagara naturally, not surprisingly, it should be appreciated that, understandably, as a matter of course, as is obvious, as will be understood
元来
ganrai originally, essentially, naturally, by nature, really, actually; in the first place, to begin with
流石に
sasugani as one would expect, naturally, indeed; still, all the same, after all
独りでに
hitorideni by itself, automatically, naturally
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