“Plainly” in Japanese
Short answer
Plainly in Japanese is “はっきり” (hakkiri). Full meaning: clearly, plainly, distinctly; to be clear, to be definite, to be certain, to be exact, to become clear, to clear up.
Other ways to say “Plainly” in Japanese
きっぱり
kippari clearly, plainly, distinctly, decisively, flatly, definitely, resolutely
パッキリ
pakkiri clearly, plainly, distinctly; to be clear, to be definite, to be certain, to be exact, to become clear, to clear up
ハッキリ
hakkiri clearly, plainly, distinctly; to be clear, to be definite, to be certain, to be exact, to become clear, to clear up
ぱっきり
pakkiri clearly, plainly, distinctly; to be clear, to be definite, to be certain, to be exact, to become clear, to clear up
きつぱり
kippari clearly, plainly, distinctly, decisively, flatly, definitely, resolutely
キッパリ
kippari clearly, plainly, distinctly, decisively, flatly, definitely, resolutely
あっさり
assari easily, readily, quickly, flatly (refuse); lightly (seasoned food, applied make-up, etc.), plainly, simply
ハッキシ
hakkishi clearly, plainly, distinctly; to be clear, to be definite, to be certain, to be exact, to become clear, to clear up
はっきし
hakkishi clearly, plainly, distinctly; to be clear, to be definite, to be certain, to be exact, to become clear, to clear up
瞭り
hakkiri clearly, plainly, distinctly; to be clear, to be definite, to be certain, to be exact, to become clear, to clear up
判切
hakkiri clearly, plainly, distinctly; to be clear, to be definite, to be certain, to be exact, to become clear, to clear up
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