almost surely

almost surely: French\ \ presque sûrement

German\ \ fast sicher

Dutch\ \ bijna zeker (van een bepaalde bewering)

Italian\ \ quasi sicuramente

Spanish\ \ casi con toda seguridad

Catalan\ \ quasi segurament; gairebé segurament

Portuguese\ \ quase certamente

Romanian\ \ aproape sigur

Danish\ \ næsten sikkert

Norwegian\ \ nesten helt sikkert

Swedish\ \ nästan säkert

Greek\ \ σχεδόν σίγουρα

Finnish\ \ melkein varmasti; lähes kaikkialla

Hungarian\ \ majdnem biztosan

Turkish\ \ hemen hemen kesinlikle; adeta kesinlikle

Estonian\ \ peaaegu kindlasti

Lithuanian\ \ beveik užtikrintai

Slovenian\ \ skoraj zagotovo

Polish\ \ prawie na pewno

Russian\ \ почти точно

Ukrainian\ \ майже напевно

Serbian\ \ -

Icelandic\ \ nánast örugglega

Euskara\ \ ia ziur

Farsi\ \ gh rib be y ghin

Persian-Farsi\ \ -

Arabic\ \ تقريباً متأكد

Afrikaans\ \ byna seker (vir 'n bepaalde bewering)

Chinese\ \ 殆必然的；殆全的

Korean\ \ 거의 확실하게

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