English–Japanese
“dissatisfaction” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajifufuku
Example
私はその結果に不服があります。watashi wa so no kek ka ni fu fuku ga a ri ma su
I am dissatisfied with that result.
How to say “dissatisfaction” in Japanese
“Dissatisfaction” in Japanese is 不服 (fufuku).
Expresses a feeling that something decided or imposed cannot be accepted as right or satisfactory.
Example sentences with 不服
彼は判決に不服を申し立てました。kare wa han ketsu ni fu fuku o mō shi ta te ma shi ta
He filed an objection to the ruling.
Tips for using 不服
- The formal term 不服申立て (fufuku mōshitate) refers to asking an authority to review a decision, which shows how 不服 (fufuku) can describe an official objection rather than only private displeasure.