“Very well” in Japanese
Short answer
Very well in Japanese is “よしよし” (yoshiyoshi). Full meaning: all right, very well, fine, OK; there, there; patting (e.g. a child on the head), stroking, caressing.
Other ways to say “Very well” in Japanese
ほいきた
hoikita all right, very well, okay, I got it
よしきた
yoshikita all right, very well, okay, I got it
宜しい
yoroshii good, OK, all right, fine, very well, will do, may, can
よじよじ
yojiyoji all right, very well, fine, OK; there, there; patting (e.g. a child on the head), stroking, caressing
良々
yoshiyoshi all right, very well, fine, OK; there, there; patting (e.g. a child on the head), stroking, caressing
良かろう
yokarou probably good, fine, isn't it?, very well
重々
juujuu repeatedly, over and over again; fully (e.g. understand), very much, very well, exceedingly
よろしい
yoroshii good, OK, all right, fine, very well, will do, may, can
良ろしい
yoroshii good, OK, all right, fine, very well, will do, may, can
ヨロシイ
yoroshii good, OK, all right, fine, very well, will do, may, can
宜しく
yoroshiku good, OK, all right, fine, very well, will do, may, can
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