“Routine” in Japanese
Short answer
ルーチン
ruuchin
Routine in Japanese is “ルーチン” (ruuchin). Full meaning: routine, routine duties, routine work; routine.
Other ways to say “Routine” in Japanese
日常的
nichijouteki mundane, routine, everyday, unremarkable, common, day-to-day
ルーヂン
ruujin routine, routine duties, routine work; routine
定期的
teikiteki periodic, regular, routine
規則的
kisokuteki systematic, regular, routine
お決まり
okimari standard, set, routine, regular, usual, conventional, stereotyped, same old; decided
ねた
neta material (for a story, article, etc.), information, news item; joke, jest, (comedy) routine, made-up story, material; proof, evidence
日常
nichijou everyday, daily, ordinary, usual, routine, regular
お座なり
ozanari perfunctory, apathetic, makeshift, slapdash, routine, usual
ネタ
neta material (for a story, article, etc.), information, news item; joke, jest, (comedy) routine, made-up story, material; proof, evidence
小芝居
koshibai small theatre, kabuki performed in a small theatre; little performance, short acted scene, act, routine, skit
根多
neta material (for a story, article, etc.), information, news item; joke, jest, (comedy) routine, made-up story, material; proof, evidence
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