English–Japanese
“flashy” in Japanese
How to say “flashy” in Japanese
“Flashy” in Japanese is 派手 (hade).
Describes something that attracts attention through striking colors, decoration, or style.
Example sentences with 派手
祭りの日は、派手な服を着る人が多いです。matsu ri no hi wa ha de na fuku o ki ru hito ga ō i de su
Many people wear flashy clothes on festival days.
Tips for using 派手
- In everyday conversation, 派手な服 (hade na fuku) can describe brightly colored or attention-grabbing clothes without saying that they are ugly.