English–Japanese
“liar” in Japanese
How to say “liar” in Japanese
“Liar” in Japanese is 嘘つき (usotsuki).
Describes a person who presents false statements as if they were true.
Example sentences with 嘘つき
子どもに嘘つきと思われたくありません。ko do mo ni uso tsu ki to omo wa re ta ku a ri ma se n
I do not want children to think I am a liar.
Tips for using 嘘つき
- The noun 嘘つき (usotsuki) can sound teasing among children but accusatory in serious conversation, so context affects its force.