English–Japanese
“loud” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiurusai
Example
音楽がうるさいです。on gaku ga u ru sa i de su
The music is loud.
How to say “loud” in Japanese
“Loud” in Japanese is うるさい (urusai). うるさい can also mean “noisy”.
Presents a sound as excessively noticeable because it is loud or disturbs the surrounding quiet.
Example sentences with うるさい
となりの教室はうるさいです。to na ri no kyō shitsu wa u ru sa i de su
The classroom next door is noisy.
窓を閉めても、外の車の音がうるさいです。mado o shi me te mo soto no kuruma no oto ga u ru sa i de su
Even with the window closed, the sounds of cars outside are loud.
Tips for using うるさい
- The adjective うるさい (urusai) often carries a complaint about disturbing noise, while English loud can describe volume without expressing annoyance.