almost certainly

almost certainly
French\ \ presque certainement
German\ \ fast sicher
Dutch\ \ bijna zeker (voor het gelden van een bewering voor bijna alle waarden van x)
Italian\ \ quasi certamente
Spanish\ \ casi ciertamente
Catalan\ \ quasi segurament
Portuguese\ \ quase certamente
Romanian\ \ aproape sigur; aproape cu certitudine
Danish\ \ næsten sikkert
Norwegian\ \ nesten helt sikkert
Swedish\ \ nästan säkert
Greek\ \ σχεδόν βέβαια
Finnish\ \ lähes varmasti
Hungarian\ \ majdnem biztosan
Turkish\ \ hemen hemen kesinlikle; nerdeyse kesinlikle
Estonian\ \ peaaegu kindlasti
Lithuanian\ \ beveik tikrai
Slovenian\ \ skoraj gotovo
Polish\ \ prawie na pewno
Russian\ \ почти достоверно
Ukrainian\ \ майже достовірно
Serbian\ \ скоро сигурно
Icelandic\ \ nánast örugglega
Euskara\ \ ia zalantzarik gabe
Farsi\ \ t ghrib n h tmi
Persian-Farsi\ \ -
Arabic\ \ التأكيد التقريبي
Afrikaans\ \ byna seker (vir die geldigheid van 'n bewering en vir byna alle moontlike waardes van x)
Chinese\ \ 殆 肯 定 的
Korean\ \ 거의 확신성

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