私は大抵朝ごはんを食べません。
I usually don't eat breakfast.
He decides most things by himself.
Expresses a strong likelihood or expectation. Often used with だろう/でしょう.
It will probably rain tomorrow.
noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun
Used as a noun modifier (の) to mean 'the majority of' or 'almost all'.
Most people know that story.
noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun
Used before a negative form to mean 'not ordinary' or 'not common'. Often in the pattern 大抵ではない.
His effort was no ordinary thing.
Used in the pattern 大抵にする to mean 'keep it moderate' or 'don't overdo it'. Often a mild warning.
Don't overdo the jokes.
Most people know that story.
On my days off, I usually relax at home.
At this time, he's probably still at the office.
His effort was no ordinary thing.
That's enough of your pranks—keep it moderate.