English–Japanese
“uncomfortable” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajifukai
Example
私はそのにおいを不快に感じます。watashi wa so no ni o i o fu kai ni kan ji ma su
I find that smell unpleasant.
How to say “uncomfortable” in Japanese
“Uncomfortable” in Japanese is 不快 (fukai).
Describes a state in which the body or mind does not feel at ease because something causes discomfort or displeasure.
Example sentences with 不快
その話し方を不快に感じる人もいます。so no hana shi kata o fu kai ni kan ji ru hito mo i ma su
Some people find that way of speaking uncomfortable.
Tips for using 不快
- In Japanese conversation, 不快 (fukai) can describe physical discomfort, an unpleasant feeling, or conduct that gives offense, so context determines the best English choice.