“Quite a lot” in Japanese
Short answer
Quite a lot in Japanese is “たんまり” (tanmari). Full meaning: quite a lot.
Other ways to say “Quite a lot” in Japanese
ダンマリ
danmari quite a lot
タンマリ
tanmari quite a lot
だんまり
danmari quite a lot
多め
oome somewhat larger (amount), quite a lot, a little more (than usual), a little extra
黙まり
danmari quite a lot
多目
oome somewhat larger (amount), quite a lot, a little more (than usual), a little extra
纏まった
matomatta large, heavy, massed, quite a lot, large amount, sizable (e.g. sum); definite, coherent, congruous, unitary
少なくない
sukunakunai not negligible, not a little, to no small degree, to no small extent, quite a lot
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