“Some” in Japanese
Short answer
Some in Japanese is “何分” (nanibun). Full meaning: some, any, (a) little, of some kind, of some sort; please; anyway, anyhow, at any rate, after all.
Other ways to say “Some” in Japanese
若干
jakkan some, few, a number of, a little (bit); somewhat, to a certain extent
幾
iku some, several, a few; many; how many, how much
多少
tashou a little, some, somewhat, slightly, to some degree, to some extent; amount, quantity, number
或る
aru a certain ..., some ...
幾らか
ikuraka some, (a) little; somewhat, to some extent, in part
幾分か
ikubunka some, (a) little; somewhat, to some extent, in part
何らか
nanraka some, any, in any way, of some kind, of some sort
幾ばくか
ikubakuka some, small amount of
何がし
nanigashi certain amount, some; certain person, Mr So-and-so, a certain ...
幾分
ikubun somewhat, to some extent, to some degree; some, part, portion
何か
nanika something, some, any; somehow, for some reason; (so) what (are you trying to say)?, what (do you mean)?
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