English–Japanese
“inexperienced” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajimijuku
Example
彼はまだ未熟です。kare wa ma da mi juku de su
He is still inexperienced.
How to say “inexperienced” in Japanese
“Inexperienced” in Japanese is 未熟 (mijuku).
Describes a state in which a person or thing has not yet reached full development through experience, training, or growth.
Example sentences with 未熟
経験を積まなければ、彼の判断は未熟なままです。kei ken o tsu ma na ke re ba kare no han dan wa mi juku na ma ma de su
Unless he gains experience, his judgment will remain immature.
Tips for using 未熟
- In Japanese, 未熟 (mijuku) applies not only to inexperienced people but also to developing skills and unripe fruit, so the surrounding noun helps identify the intended sense.