Translation of Japanese word "当然" to English
当然
とうぜん
[touzen]
IPA: /toːzeɴ/
Meaning
VerbIn a natural manner.
How to use
当然 (touzen) — 'naturally / of course / as a matter of course'. 当然です — Of course / It's only natural.
🇬🇧 English
naturally / of course
Pronunciation Guide
Japanese Kanji: 当然
Phonetic Reading (Hiragana): とうぜん
Romaji Transcription: touzen
Example Sentences
私は明日までにこの仕事を終わらせることができます。当然、時間があればもっと頑張ります。
わたしはあしたまでにこのしごとをおわらせることができます。とうぜん、じかんがあればもっとがんばります。
I can finish this job by tomorrow. Of course, if I have time, I'll do my best.
この映画はとても面白いです。当然、他の映画よりも面白いです。
このえいがはとてもおもしろいです。とうぜん、ほかのえいがよりもおもしろいです。
This movie is very interesting. Of course, it's more interesting than other movies.
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Common phrases
- 当然です— Of course / It's natural
Frequency rank: #277 in Japanese
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The Japanese word "当然" means "naturally / of course" in English.
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The word "当然" is read as "とうぜん" (touzen). You can hear the correct audio pronunciation by clicking the play button next to the word at the top of this page.
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