“Not at all” in Japanese
Short answer
Not at all in Japanese is “おさおさ” (osaosa). Full meaning: not at all, not in the least.
Other ways to say “Not at all” in Japanese
ずんと
zunto much, remarkably, noticeably; not at all (with neg. verb); quickly and vigorously, unhesitatingly
いいえ
iie no; you're welcome, not at all, don't mention it
微塵
mijin particle, atom, little piece; not at all, not the slightest
お気になさらず
okininasarazu not at all, don't worry about it, forget about it
終ぞ
tsuizo never, not at all
とんでもありません
tondemoarimasen (it was) no bother at all, not at all, it was nothing
とんでもございません
tondemogozaimasen (it was) no bother at all, not at all, it was nothing
否々
iyaiya no!, no no!, no, not at all
頓と
tonto completely; not at all
てんから
tenkara from the start; not at all
スント
sunto much, remarkably, noticeably; not at all (with neg. verb); quickly and vigorously, unhesitatingly
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