“To think that” in Japanese
Short answer
To think that 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 “To think that” in Japanese
なんで
nande 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
なぁ〜〜んて
naante things like, something like, someone like, such a thing as, (the fact) that, to think that
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