English–Japanese
“mainly” in Japanese
How to say “mainly” in Japanese
“Mainly” in Japanese is 主に (omoni).
Shows that something accounts for most of a situation, while leaving room for other parts or exceptions.
Example sentences with 主に
休日は主に家で過ごします。kyū jitsu wa omo ni ie de su go shi ma su
I mainly spend my days off at home.
Tips for using 主に
- Unlike English mainly, 主に (omoni) usually comes before the phrase it limits, such as a topic, activity, or means of transport.
Other Japanese words for “mainly”
休日はもっぱら家で過ごします。kyū jitsu wa mo ppa ra ie de su go shi ma su
I spend my days off mainly at home.
