“Quite” in Japanese
Short answer
Quite in Japanese is “からっきし” (karakkishi). Full meaning: quite, utterly, (not) at all, completely, wholly, entirely, totally, altogether.
Other ways to say “Quite” in Japanese
丸で
marude quite, entirely, completely, at all; as if, as though, just like
極
kyoku quite, very; 10^48, quindecillion; pole
割り方
warikata comparatively, quite, rather; rate, ratio, percentage, proportion
割かし
warikashi comparatively, quite, rather
殆
hotohoto quite, utterly, really, completely
つい
tsui just (now); quite (near); unintentionally, subconsciously, by mistake, against one's better judgement (judgment)
カラッキシ
karakkishi quite, utterly, (not) at all, completely, wholly, entirely, totally, altogether
まるで
marude quite, entirely, completely, at all; as if, as though, just like
可也
kanari considerably, fairly, quite, rather, pretty
中々
nakanaka very, considerably, easily, readily, fairly, quite, highly, rather; by no means, not readily; middle, half-way point
随分
zuibun very, extremely, surprisingly, fairly, quite, considerably, awfully, terribly; terrible, horrid, contemptible, reprehensible; remarkable, extraordinary
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