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  • естественно/ɪsʲˈtʲesʲːnə/ Russian
  • طبعا/tˤab.ʕan/ Arabic
  • 自然/t͡sɹ̩⁵¹ ɻän³⁵/ Chinese
  • φυσικά/fisiˈka/ Greek

“naturally” in German: natürlich · Italian: naturalmente · Chinese: 自然 · Russian: естественно · Arabic: طبعا · Greek: φυσικά

It is commonest in Afrikaans, where natuurlik is the 150th most used word.

Naturally in other languages, A to Z

  • Afrikaans natuurlik/naˈtyr.lək/ #150
  • Arabic طبعا/tˤab.ʕan/ naturally, of course #1,097
  • Bosnian prirodno/prǐːrodno/ #2,085
  • Bulgarian естествено[ɛˈstɛstvɛno] #974
  • Catalan naturalment[nə.tuˌɾalˈmen] #1,955
  • Chinese 自然/t͡sɹ̩⁵¹ ɻän³⁵/ naturally; in a natural manner #443
  • Croatian prirodno/prǐːrodno/ #2,143
  • Danish selvfølgelig[sɛlˈføljəli] of course, naturally, sure #237
  • Dutch natuurlijk/naːˈtyrlək/ #206
  • English rock/ɹɑk/ The naturally occurring aggregate of solid… #807
  • Esperanto nature/naˈture/ #2,246
  • Estonian loomulikult/ˈloːmulikult/ #521
  • Finnish tietysti/ˈtie̯tystiˣ/ of course, naturally #514
  • Galician naturalmente/natuɾalˈmente/ #2,032
  • German natürlich/naˈtyːʁlɪç/ #221
  • Greek φυσικά/fisiˈka/ #186
  • Hebrew כמובן/kamuˈvan/ of course, naturally, certainly #196
  • Hungarian persze[ˈpɛrsɛ] of course, naturally #106
  • Italian naturalmente/na.tu.ralˈmen.te/ naturally, of course, sure #1,383
  • Korean 물론[muɭɭo̞n] of course, certainly, naturally #182
  • Macedonian природно[ˈpriɾɔdnɔ] #1,951
  • Norwegian selvfølgelig/sɛlˈfœlːɡ(ə)liː/ of course, naturally #503
  • Polish jasne/ˈjas.nɛ/ of course, naturally, sure, sure thing #221
  • Russian естественно/ɪsʲˈtʲesʲːnə/ #2,327
  • Serbian prirodno/prǐːrodno/ #1,952
  • Slovenian seveda/sɛʋéːda/ of course, naturally #89
  • Spanish claro/ˈklaɾo/ certainly, naturally, of course #165
  • Swedish förstås[fɶˈʂtɔs] of course, naturally #1,275
  • Tagalog natural/natuˈɾal/ obviously; naturally #545
  • Turkish elbette/elbetˈte/ of course, certainly, naturally, surely #250
  • Vietnamese dại[zaːj˧˨ʔ] wildly; naturally; in an uncontrolled way #1,791

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