English–Japanese
“pushiness” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajioshi
Example
彼は押しが強いです。kare wa o shi ga tsuyo i de su
He is very pushy.
How to say “pushiness” in Japanese
“Pushiness” in Japanese is 押し (oshi).
Describes pressure that keeps being applied until it influences another person's actions or decisions.
Example sentences with 押し
相手の押しが強くても、納得できなければ断って大丈夫です。ai te no o shi ga tsuyo ku te mo nat toku de ki na ke re ba kotowa tte dai jō bu de su
Even if the other person is pushy, it is fine to say no if you are not convinced.
Tips for using 押し
- The expression 押しが強い (oshi ga tsuyoi) often describes someone who keeps pressing opinions or requests and can sound critical rather than simply confident.