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Question 1

Immediately, rightaway, instantly

Answer 1

すぐに

Question 2

Always

Answer 2

いつも

Question 3

Finally, at last

Answer 3

ついに

Question 4

apparently, (seem) likely, seemingly

(When you feel it is about to happen based on not really certain things like sound of a thunder indicating it is about to rain)

Answer 4

どうやら

Question 5

In other words…, to simplify it…

Answer 5

つまり

Question 6

little by little

Answer 6

少しずつ上手、すこしずつ

Question 7

Gradually

Answer 7

だんだん

Question 8

All, whole, entirety

(For example: the whole school, the whole group, the whole city etc)

Answer 8

全体, ぜんたい

Question 9

No matter how much…

Answer 9

どんなに…ても/でも

Question 10

Continuously / Is better than…

Answer 10

ずっと

Question 11

surely, certainly

Answer 11

確かに, たしかに

Question 12

Properly, correctly

Answer 12

ちゃんと

Question 13

how, how much, to what extent

(E.g: You don’t know how worried I am.)

Answer 13

どんなに

Question 14

Continuously continue but in a fast pace.

E.g: ‘The work is progressing rapidly.’

Answer 14

どんどん

Question 15

occasionally, once in a while, now and then

Answer 15

たまに

Question 16

Twitch, twitching

Answer 16

ピクピク, pikupiku

Question 17

very much, intensely, overwhelmingly, excessively, irresistibly

( Used for you craving something so much)

Answer 17

無性に, むしょうに

Question 18

quickly, promptly, immediately, without delay, hurriedly

( used in a way of impatience, can be a bit rude )

Answer 18

さっさと

Question 19

as expected / used to reconsider a decision after a thorough thinking

(e.g: Actually, I’ve decided not to go today after all. In this case, you initially planned to go somewhere, but after reconsidering, you decided not to.
The japanese word expresses that change of heart.)

Answer 19

やっぱり

Question 20

(some) more, even more, longer, further

Answer 20

もっと

Question 21

Doing something else at the same time, multitask

Answer 21

ついでに

Question 22

already

E.g: It’s already late. / Have you already eaten?

Answer 22

もう

Question 23

More / Enough

E.g: Wait a little more./ That’s enough

Answer 23

もう

Question 24

Soon

E.g: I will arrive soon.

Answer 24

もう

Question 25

A polite ‘probably’ / a ‘probably’ that can be used in negative context for e.g: “He probably failed the exam.”

Answer 25

おそらく