English–Japanese
“bad person” in Japanese
How to say “bad person” in Japanese
“Bad person” in Japanese is 悪人 (akunin).
Places a person on the harmful side of a moral contrast, including a real wrongdoer or a fictional villain.
Example sentences with 悪人
見た目だけで彼を悪人だと判断してはいけません。mi ta me da ke de kare o aku nin da to han dan shi te wa i ke ma se n
You must not judge him to be a bad person based only on his appearance.
Tips for using 悪人
- 悪人 (akunin) is broader than a label for a criminal because it judges a person's character or conduct without naming a particular lawbreaking act.