“Tediously” in Japanese
Short answer
Tediously in Japanese is “くどくど” (kudokudo). Full meaning: tediously (explain, complain, etc.), repeatedly, persistently, insistently, ad nauseam, at great length.
Other ways to say “Tediously” in Japanese
ぐどぐど
gudogudo tediously (explain, complain, etc.), repeatedly, persistently, insistently, ad nauseam, at great length
クドクド
kudokudo tediously (explain, complain, etc.), repeatedly, persistently, insistently, ad nauseam, at great length
うじゃうじゃ
ujauja in swarms, in clusters; tediously, slowly
長々
naganaga for a long time, at (great) length, lengthily, long-windedly, tediously; (extending) far, (stretching) out, (lying down) at full length
ウジャウジャ
ujauja in swarms, in clusters; tediously, slowly
ながなが
naganaga for a long time, at (great) length, lengthily, long-windedly, tediously; (extending) far, (stretching) out, (lying down) at full length
長長
naganaga for a long time, at (great) length, lengthily, long-windedly, tediously; (extending) far, (stretching) out, (lying down) at full length
長なが
naganaga for a long time, at (great) length, lengthily, long-windedly, tediously; (extending) far, (stretching) out, (lying down) at full length
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