English–Japanese
“loser” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajihaisha
Example
試合の敗者にも、拍手を送りましょう。shi ai no hai sha ni mo haku shu o oku ri ma shō
Let's applaud the loser of the match too.
How to say “loser” in Japanese
“Loser” in Japanese is 敗者 (haisha).
Describes the person on the side that fails to win a contest, with attention on the result rather than the person's worth.
Example sentences with 敗者
観客は敗者の健闘をたたえました。kan kyaku wa hai sha no ken tō o ta ta e ma shi ta
The spectators praised the loser's excellent effort.
Tips for using 敗者
- In Japanese, 敗者 (haisha) is generally a neutral or formal label for the side that loses, while English loser can also be used as a personal insult.