English–Japanese
“ignore” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajimushi
Example
先生の話を無視します。sen sei no hanashi o mu shi shi ma su
I ignore what the teacher says.
How to say “ignore” in Japanese
“Ignore” in Japanese is 無視 (mushi).
Treats a person or matter as outside one's attention instead of responding to it.
Example sentences with 無視
聞きたくない話でも、相手の気持ちを無視しないでください。ki ki ta ku na i hanashi de mo ai te no ki mo chi o mu shi shi na i de ku da sa i
Please do not ignore the other person's feelings, even if you do not want to listen.
Tips for using 無視
- In everyday Japanese, 無視する (mushi suru) is the common verb form, while 無視 (mushi) names the act of ignoring.