“Someday” in Japanese
Short answer
Someday in Japanese is “何時か” (itsuka). Full meaning: sometime, someday, one day, some time or other, the other day, in due course, in time.
Other ways to say “Someday” in Japanese
いつの日か
itsunohika one of these days, someday, one day
行く行く
yukuyuku on the way, as one goes; in the future, someday, eventually
いつの日にか
itsunohinika one of these days, someday, one day
その内
sonouchi before very long, soon, someday, one of these days, sooner or later; of the previously mentioned, of that number, among them, among others
その内に
sonouchini before very long, soon, someday, one of these days, sooner or later
行行く
yukuyuku on the way, as one goes; in the future, someday, eventually
ゆくゆく
yukuyuku on the way, as one goes; in the future, someday, eventually
行く〳〵
yukuyuku on the way, as one goes; in the future, someday, eventually
ゆく〳〵
yukuyuku on the way, as one goes; in the future, someday, eventually
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