“Recent” in Japanese
Short answer
Recent in Japanese is “新しい” (atarashii). Full meaning: new, novel, fresh, recent, latest, up-to-date, modern.
Other ways to say “Recent” in Japanese
今次
konji the present time, new, recent
生々しい
namanamashii vivid (memory, description, etc.), fresh, graphic, raw, true-to-life, first-hand (experience); fresh (blood, scar, etc.), still new, recent, just occurred
新らしい
atarashii new, novel, fresh, recent, latest, up-to-date, modern
あたらしい
atarashii new, novel, fresh, recent, latest, up-to-date, modern
生生しい
namanamashii vivid (memory, description, etc.), fresh, graphic, raw, true-to-life, first-hand (experience); fresh (blood, scar, etc.), still new, recent, just occurred
生なましい
namanamashii vivid (memory, description, etc.), fresh, graphic, raw, true-to-life, first-hand (experience); fresh (blood, scar, etc.), still new, recent, just occurred
なまなましい
namanamashii vivid (memory, description, etc.), fresh, graphic, raw, true-to-life, first-hand (experience); fresh (blood, scar, etc.), still new, recent, just occurred
生ま生ましい
namanamashii vivid (memory, description, etc.), fresh, graphic, raw, true-to-life, first-hand (experience); fresh (blood, scar, etc.), still new, recent, just occurred
ナマナマしい
namanamashii vivid (memory, description, etc.), fresh, graphic, raw, true-to-life, first-hand (experience); fresh (blood, scar, etc.), still new, recent, just occurred
生まなましい
namanamashii vivid (memory, description, etc.), fresh, graphic, raw, true-to-life, first-hand (experience); fresh (blood, scar, etc.), still new, recent, just occurred
あたらし
atarashi new, novel, fresh, recent, latest, up-to-date, modern
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