ちゃんと
adv. properly, well; correctly; fittingly; justly
I've checked this word in dictionary and got that meaning.
I often heard it in conversation, but I don"t properly grasp its usage.
Can anyone give some examples to enlighten my poor atama.
There are loads of these words in Japanese that are made up of an onomatopoeia + to like chan-to, shika-to, zu-tto, ho-tto, used to describe some situation. Chanto means you haven't "cut any corners".
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