English–Japanese
“slack off” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajisaboru
Example
今日は少しサボります。kyō wa suko shi sa bo ri ma su
I will slack off a little today.
How to say “slack off” in Japanese
“Slack off” in Japanese is サボる (saboru).
Expresses choosing not to carry out a duty or planned activity, often by absenting oneself from it.
Example sentences with サボる
毎日少しずつ続けて、トレーニングをサボらないようにしましょう。mai nichi suko shi zu tsu tsuzu ke te to rē ni n gu o sa bo ra na i yō ni shi ma shō
Let's keep training a little every day and avoid skipping it.
Tips for using サボる
- サボる (saboru) can describe missing a lesson or work shift as well as simply doing less than expected, so slack off does not cover every use.