dissatisfaction in Japanese
dissatisfaction in Japanese is 不満, 不満足 — dissatisfaction means a feeling of unhappiness or discontent because something did not meet expectations.
dissatisfaction in Japanese
不満
Pronounced: fuman
Unhappiness or discontent.
不満足
Pronounced: fumanzoku
Unhappiness or discontent.
What does "dissatisfaction" mean?
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noun A feeling of unhappiness or discontent because something did not meet expectations.
"There was widespread dissatisfaction among staff over the new schedule."
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dissatisfaction in a sentence
- There was widespread dissatisfaction among staff over the new schedule.
- Her dissatisfaction with the service led her to complain to the manager.
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What is "dissatisfaction" in Japanese?
"dissatisfaction" in Japanese is 不満, 不満足. dissatisfaction means: A feeling of unhappiness or discontent because something did not meet expectations.
How do you pronounce 不満?
"dissatisfaction" in Japanese is 不満, pronounced "fuman".
How do you use "dissatisfaction" in a sentence?
Example: "There was widespread dissatisfaction among staff over the new schedule." In Japanese, "dissatisfaction" is 不満, 不満足.
Are there other ways to say "dissatisfaction" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "dissatisfaction": 不満, 不満足.
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