disrespectful in Japanese
disrespectful in Japanese is 不敬, 不遜な — disrespectful means showing a lack of respect; rude or discourteous.
disrespectful in Japanese
不敬
Pronounced: fukei
Lacking respect.
不遜な
Lacking respect.
What does "disrespectful" mean?
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adjective Showing a lack of respect; rude or discourteous.
"It was disrespectful of him to interrupt the speaker repeatedly."
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disrespectful in a sentence
- It was disrespectful of him to interrupt the speaker repeatedly.
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What is "disrespectful" in Japanese?
"disrespectful" in Japanese is 不敬, 不遜な. disrespectful means: Showing a lack of respect; rude or discourteous.
How do you pronounce 不敬?
"disrespectful" in Japanese is 不敬, pronounced "fukei".
How do you use "disrespectful" in a sentence?
Example: "It was disrespectful of him to interrupt the speaker repeatedly." In Japanese, "disrespectful" is 不敬, 不遜な.
Are there other ways to say "disrespectful" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "disrespectful": 不敬, 不遜な.
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