English–Japanese
“troublesome” in Japanese
How to say “troublesome” in Japanese
“Troublesome” in Japanese is 厄介 (yakkai).
Describes something that causes difficulty or extra work when it must be dealt with.
Example sentences with 厄介
この手続きは思ったより厄介でした。ko no te tsuzu ki wa omo tta yo ri yak kai de shi ta
This procedure was more troublesome than I expected.
Tips for using 厄介
- In conversation, 厄介 (yakkai) can describe a person as well as a problem, with attention usually placed on the trouble involved in dealing with that person.
Other Japanese words for “troublesome”
この問題は悩ましいです。ko no mon dai wa naya ma shi i de su
This problem is troublesome.
書類を書くのは煩わしいです。sho rui o ka ku no wa wazura wa shi i de su
Writing the documents is troublesome.

