普通に
futsū ni
🇯🇵 Japanese slang from Tokyo
What does “普通に” mean?
honestly, genuinely (pretty)
Example
“これ、普通においしい”
kore, futsū ni oishii
This is honestly pretty good
Good to know
Not 'normally': young people use it for 'genuinely, actually'.
Who you can say it to
With friends, not your boss
☕ Everyday🌮 Food
The textbook way to say it: かなり
Heard in a conversation
First day at the part-time job
Ren あるある。じゃあ今日は俺がおごるよ。腹ペコでしょ?
So relatable. Then it's on me today. You're starving, right?
Mio 神!ラーメン行こ。普通にうまい店知ってる。
You're a god! Let's get ramen. I know a genuinely great place.
Ren よき。秒で行く。てか、辞めるのはワンチャンありだよ。
Nice. I'll be there in seconds. Anyway, quitting is maybe still an option.
More from Tokyo
- やばいcrazy, insane (great or terrible)
- マジでseriously?, for real
- ガチfor real, seriously, hardcore
- りょk, got it
- 映えInstagrammable, looks great in photos
- それなexactly!, so true
- ぶっちゃけhonestly, to be blunt
- 微妙meh, iffy
Songs from Tokyo
- Lemon · Kenshi YonezuLevel A2
- Mayonaka no Door (Stay With Me) · Miki MatsubaraLevel A2
- Ue o Muite Arukō · Kyu SakamotoLevel A2
- Marigold · AimyonLevel A2
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