“Probably” in Japanese
Short answer
Probably in Japanese is “多分” (tabun). Full meaning: probably, likely, perhaps, maybe; a lot of, much, many, considerable, large (amount), generous.
Other ways to say “Probably” in Japanese
恐らく
osoraku probably, (most) likely, in all likelihood, I suspect, I dare say, I'm afraid
先ず
mazu first (of all), firstly, to begin with, before anything else; probably, most likely, almost certainly, virtually; more or less (satisfactory), on the whole, reasonably
恐らくは
osorakuha probably, (most) likely, in all likelihood, I suspect, I dare say, I'm afraid
たぶん
tabun probably, likely, perhaps, maybe; a lot of, much, many, considerable, large (amount), generous
大抵
taitei mostly, ordinarily, usually, generally; probably; most, almost all
であろう
dearou will, probably, may, I think, surely, I hope, I fear, it seems
まず
mazu first (of all), firstly, to begin with, before anything else; probably, most likely, almost certainly, virtually; more or less (satisfactory), on the whole, reasonably
先づ
mazu first (of all), firstly, to begin with, before anything else; probably, most likely, almost certainly, virtually; more or less (satisfactory), on the whole, reasonably
まづ
mazu first (of all), firstly, to begin with, before anything else; probably, most likely, almost certainly, virtually; more or less (satisfactory), on the whole, reasonably
たーぶん
taabun probably, likely, perhaps, maybe; a lot of, much, many, considerable, large (amount), generous
おそらく
osoraku probably, (most) likely, in all likelihood, I suspect, I dare say, I'm afraid
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