adverb, adverb taking the 'to' particle
leisurely; slowly; gradually; little by little
Describes doing something at a relaxed pace or progressing bit by bit. Often used when there is no rush.
Let's walk back slowly.
The work is progressing little by little.
Indicates that something will happen in the near future, often with a casual tone. Common in Kansai dialect but understood nationwide.
Shall we head out soon?
here and there; scattered; dotted
Describes things appearing sporadically or in small numbers across an area. Often used with verbs like ある or 見える.
There are people scattered here and there in the park.
Kansai dialect expression meaning something is acceptable or not too bad. Used as a na-adjective.
The taste of this restaurant is not bad.
Let's get started on work, little by little.
It's about time to head out soon.
You can see cherry blossoms here and there along the mountain path.
"How's work?" "So-so."