“Really” in Japanese
Short answer
Really in Japanese is “全く” (mattaku). Full meaning: really, truly, entirely, completely, wholly, perfectly; indeed; good grief.
Other ways to say “Really” in Japanese
然も
shikamo really (seem, appear, etc.), truly, evidently; in that way; moreover, furthermore
せ
se so, really, seeming
本に
honni indeed, really, truly, very much
へぇ
hee oh, yes?, really?
全ク
mattaku really, truly, entirely, completely, wholly, perfectly; indeed; good grief
当に
masani exactly, just, precisely, really, truly, surely, certainly, without doubt; right (when), just (as); just (about to), on the point of, on the verge of, on the brink of
現に
genni actually, really
蓋し
kedashi certainly, really, truly, indeed; possibly, maybe, perhaps, probably
さよか
sayoka really?
何とも
nantomo really, very, extremely, terribly, awfully; (not) anything, (not) at all, (not) a bit
本当に
hontouni really, truly
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