How to say "super" in Japanese

• めっちゃCommon
  adverbCovers 'super' in the sense of an intensifier, as in 'super expensive'. A colloquial word, normally written in kana alone, used in casual speech to mean 'extremely; really'.
• 超絶ちょうぜつCommon
  adverbAlso matches 'super' as an intensifier meaning 'extremely; awfully', but it is slang. Use it in very casual contexts; it is seldom the neutral word you want.

Use 「めっちゃ」 as a colloquial intensifier meaning 'super/really' before adjectives, and 超絶 as slangy 'super/extremely' with a similar intensifying force; both are casual rather than neutral.

Usage comparisons are AI-assisted and cross-checked by multiple models; for study reference only

• めっちゃextremely
• 激げきextremely
• 超高ちょうこうextra-high
• 超がつくちょうがつくextremely
• めっさextremely
• 超のつくちょうのつくextremely
• 杉内すぎうちtoo
• 超絶ちょうぜつsuper
• ぶっちゃけreally
• スーパーsuper
• めちゃくちゃincredibly