“Without trouble” in Japanese
Short answer
Without trouble in Japanese is “易々” (ii). Full meaning: easily, readily, with ease, without trouble; easy, simple, plain.
Other ways to say “Without trouble” in Japanese
すんなり
sunnari slim, slender, lithe, supple; smoothly, without resistance, without trouble, without difficulty, without dissent, easily, readily
すっきり
sukkiri refreshingly, with a feeling of relief, pleasantly, (a weight) off one's shoulder; shapely, neatly, refinedly; cleanly, without trouble
楽
raku comfort, ease, relief, (at) peace, relaxation; easy, simple, without trouble, without hardships; (economically) comfortable
安々
yasuyasu easily, readily, with ease, without trouble; easy, simple, plain
易易
ii easily, readily, with ease, without trouble; easy, simple, plain
安安
yasuyasu easily, readily, with ease, without trouble; easy, simple, plain
やすやす
yasuyasu easily, readily, with ease, without trouble; easy, simple, plain
スンナリ
sunnari slim, slender, lithe, supple; smoothly, without resistance, without trouble, without difficulty, without dissent, easily, readily
スッキリ
sukkiri refreshingly, with a feeling of relief, pleasantly, (a weight) off one's shoulder; shapely, neatly, refinedly; cleanly, without trouble
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