“With time to spare” in Japanese
Short answer
With time to spare in Japanese is “ゆっくり” (yukkuri). Full meaning: slowly, unhurriedly, without haste, leisurely, at one's leisure; easily (e.g. in time), well, sufficiently, amply, with time to spare; well (e.g. sleep), comfortably.
Other ways to say “With time to spare” in Japanese
ゆツくり
yukkuri slowly, unhurriedly, without haste, leisurely, at one's leisure; easily (e.g. in time), well, sufficiently, amply, with time to spare; well (e.g. sleep), comfortably
ゆつくり
yukkuri slowly, unhurriedly, without haste, leisurely, at one's leisure; easily (e.g. in time), well, sufficiently, amply, with time to spare; well (e.g. sleep), comfortably
ゆッくり
yukkuri slowly, unhurriedly, without haste, leisurely, at one's leisure; easily (e.g. in time), well, sufficiently, amply, with time to spare; well (e.g. sleep), comfortably
ユックリ
yukkuri slowly, unhurriedly, without haste, leisurely, at one's leisure; easily (e.g. in time), well, sufficiently, amply, with time to spare; well (e.g. sleep), comfortably
ゆーっくり
yuukkuri slowly, unhurriedly, without haste, leisurely, at one's leisure; easily (e.g. in time), well, sufficiently, amply, with time to spare; well (e.g. sleep), comfortably
ゆっくーり
yukkuuri slowly, unhurriedly, without haste, leisurely, at one's leisure; easily (e.g. in time), well, sufficiently, amply, with time to spare; well (e.g. sleep), comfortably
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