“Quickly” in Japanese
Short answer
Quickly in Japanese is “つと” (tsuto). Full meaning: quickly; calmly; intently.
Other ways to say “Quickly” in Japanese
ペロリ
perori (eating up) quickly, in no time, gobbling up; quickly (sticking out one's tongue); licking, licking up
とっとと
tottoto quickly, at once, right away, hurriedly
つっと
tsutto quickly; calmly; intently
すっと
sutto straight, quickly, directly, all of a sudden; quietly, gently, softly; to feel refreshed, to feel satisfied
ぴょこん
pyokon quickly, in a bouncing way (e.g. for a bow)
すくすく
sukusuku (growing) quickly (esp. children, plants), (developing) quickly, fast, rapidly
ちょろり
chorori quickly, briefly; rashly, carelessly; (flowing) in trickles
さっさと
sassato quickly, promptly, immediately, without delay, briskly, hurriedly, hastily; indifferently, coldly
ぺろっと
perotto (eating up) quickly, in no time, gobbling up; quickly (sticking out one's tongue); licking, licking up
疾う
tou quickly, swiftly, expeditiously; a long time ago
ずんずん
zunzun rapidly, quickly, briskly, steadily, by leaps and bounds; booming (e.g. of a drum)
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