“Things like” in Japanese
Short answer
Things like in Japanese is “なんて” (nante). Full meaning: things like, something like, someone like, such a thing as, (the fact) that, to think that.
Other ways to say “Things like” in Japanese
なんか
nanka something like ..., things like ..., someone like ..., the likes of ...
なんで
nande things like, something like, someone like, such a thing as, (the fact) that, to think that
ナンガ
nanga something like ..., things like ..., someone like ..., the likes of ...
ナンカ
nanka something like ..., things like ..., someone like ..., the likes of ...
なあんて
naante things like, something like, someone like, such a thing as, (the fact) that, to think that
なぁんて
naante things like, something like, someone like, such a thing as, (the fact) that, to think that
なあ〜んて
naante things like, something like, someone like, such a thing as, (the fact) that, to think that
なぁ〜んて
naante things like, something like, someone like, such a thing as, (the fact) that, to think that
な〜んて
naante things like, something like, someone like, such a thing as, (the fact) that, to think that
なーんて
naante things like, something like, someone like, such a thing as, (the fact) that, to think that
なあーんて
naante things like, something like, someone like, such a thing as, (the fact) that, to think that
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