English–Japanese
“short temper” in Japanese
How to say “short temper” in Japanese
“Short temper” in Japanese is 短気 (tanki).
Describes a tendency to lose patience and become angry before a problem has been resolved.
Example sentences with 短気
弟は疲れると短気になります。otōto wa tsuka re ru to tan ki ni na ri ma su
My younger brother becomes irritable when he gets tired.
Tips for using 短気
- The form 短気な (tankina) comes before a noun, as in 短気な人 (tankina hito), while 短気だ (tanki da) can end a statement.