“Way things are moving” in Japanese
Short answer
Way things are moving in Japanese is “大勢” (taisei). Full meaning: crowd of people, great number of people; in great numbers; general situation, general trend, general tendency, way things are moving, current (of the times), tide (e.g. of public opinion).
Other ways to say “Way things are moving” in Japanese
大ぜい
oozei crowd of people, great number of people; in great numbers; general situation, general trend, general tendency, way things are moving, current (of the times), tide (e.g. of public opinion)
多ぜい
oozei crowd of people, great number of people; in great numbers; general situation, general trend, general tendency, way things are moving, current (of the times), tide (e.g. of public opinion)
おおぜい
oozei crowd of people, great number of people; in great numbers; general situation, general trend, general tendency, way things are moving, current (of the times), tide (e.g. of public opinion)
おほぜい
oozei crowd of people, great number of people; in great numbers; general situation, general trend, general tendency, way things are moving, current (of the times), tide (e.g. of public opinion)
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