English–Japanese
“sloppy” in Japanese
How to say “sloppy” in Japanese
“Sloppy” in Japanese is だらしない (darashinai).
Refers to a loose, unpolished state in which a person's appearance, conduct, or habits lack order.
Example sentences with だらしない
お金の管理がだらしないと、すぐに無駄遣いが増えてしまいます。o kane no kan ri ga da ra shi na i to su gu ni mu da zuka i ga fu e te shi ma i ma su
When money management is sloppy, wasteful spending quickly increases.
Tips for using だらしない
- Unlike careless, だらしない (darashinai) often describes an overall lack of neatness or discipline rather than a single mistake.
Other Japanese words for “sloppy”
この仕事は雑です。ko no shi goto wa zatsu de su
This work is sloppy.