“To some extent” in Japanese
Short answer
To some extent in Japanese is “幾分” (ikubun). Full meaning: somewhat, to some extent, to some degree; some, part, portion.
Other ways to say “To some extent” in Japanese
ある程度
aruteido to some extent, to a certain extent
多少なりとも
tashounaritomo (even) if only a little, to some extent, in the slightest way
ある程度まで
aruteidomade to some degree, up to a point, to some extent
いく分
ikubun somewhat, to some extent, to some degree; some, part, portion
いくぶん
ikubun somewhat, to some extent, to some degree; some, part, portion
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
多少
tashou a little, some, somewhat, slightly, to some degree, to some extent; amount, quantity, number
夛少
tashou a little, some, somewhat, slightly, to some degree, to some extent; amount, quantity, number
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