annoyed in Japanese
annoyed in Japanese is いらいら — annoyed means feeling mild irritation or displeasure about something.
annoyed in Japanese
いらいら
Pronounced: iraira
Troubled, irritated by something unwanted or unliked (an annoyance); vexed.
What does "annoyed" mean?
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adj Feeling mild irritation or displeasure about something.
"I felt a bit annoyed when my neighbour played loud music again."
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annoyed in a sentence
- I felt a bit annoyed when my neighbour played loud music again.
- She was annoyed that he showed up an hour late.
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What is "annoyed" in Japanese?
"annoyed" in Japanese is いらいら. annoyed means: Feeling mild irritation or displeasure about something.
How do you pronounce いらいら?
"annoyed" in Japanese is いらいら, pronounced "iraira".
How do you use "annoyed" in a sentence?
Example: "I felt a bit annoyed when my neighbour played loud music again." In Japanese, "annoyed" is いらいら.
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