“Right away” in Japanese
Short answer
Right away in Japanese is “とっとと” (tottoto). Full meaning: quickly, at once, right away, hurriedly.
Other ways to say “Right away” in Japanese
直ぐにでも
sugunidemo right away, without delay, as soon as possible, very soon
一二に及ばず
ichininioyobazu right away, without waiting around
直ぐ
sugu immediately, at once, right away, directly; soon, before long, shortly; easily, readily, without difficulty
直ちに
tadachini at once, immediately, right away, without delay; directly (face, lead to, etc.), automatically (mean, result in, etc.)
早う
hayou early, right away, at once; early time, early stage (in one's life, etc.)
即座に
sokuzani immediately, right away, on the spot
直ぐに
suguni immediately, right away, at once, instantly
速攻
sokkou swift attack, quick attack, fast break; right away, without delay, immediately
直ぐにも
sugunimo immediately, right away, at once, as soon as possible
忽ち
tachimachi in an instant, in a moment, immediately, right away, at once; suddenly, all of a sudden, all at once
すぐ
sugu immediately, at once, right away, directly; soon, before long, shortly; easily, readily, without difficulty
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