English–Japanese
“firmly” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajidanko
Example
私はその計画に断固反対します。watashi wa so no kei kaku ni dan ko han tai shi ma su
I firmly oppose the plan.
How to say “firmly” in Japanese
“Firmly” in Japanese is 断固 (danko).
Shows that a person takes a firm position and will not retreat from it.
Example sentences with 断固
政府はその提案を断固拒否しました。sei fu wa so no tei an o dan ko kyo hi shi ma shi ta
The government firmly rejected the proposal.
Tips for using 断固
- In Japanese public statements, 断固 (danko) often marks a categorical stance, so it sounds more formal and decisive than a casual expression of firmness.