ざっと
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Adverb used to indicate an approximate or rough estimate. Often precedes numbers or descriptions to show they are not precise.
Theme
User and their friend Mika are planning a budget for an upcoming trip and need to estimate costs without exact numbers.
ざっと
ざっと
roughly, in round numbers
Core Language Building BlocksAdverbs & Connectors
Memory Hook
Imagine a 'zap' of lightning that gives you a rough estimate — 'zap' sounds like 『ざっと』 (zatto, 'roughly'), so think: 'Zap! Roughly done!'
Cultural Note
In Japanese business or casual conversations, 『ざっと』 (zatto, 'roughly') is often used when giving approximate figures or summaries, such as in reports or when estimating costs, to indicate a quick, non-detailed overview.
Forms
Base: ざっとAdverb used to indicate an approximate or rough estimate. Often precedes numbers or descriptions to show they are not precise.