ignorance is bliss in Japanese
ignorance is bliss in Japanese is 無知は至福である, 知らぬが仏 — ignorance is bliss means said to mean that not knowing about something unpleasant makes a person happier than knowing would.
ignorance is bliss in Japanese
無知は至福である
A lack of knowledge or awareness about certain facts or situations results in happiness or reduced anxiety.
知らぬが仏
Pronounced: shiranugahotoke
A lack of knowledge or awareness about certain facts or situations results in happiness or reduced anxiety.
What does "ignorance is bliss" mean?
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phrase Said to mean that not knowing about something unpleasant makes a person happier than knowing would.
"I never read the reviews before a flight — ignorance is bliss."
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ignorance is bliss in a sentence
- I never read the reviews before a flight — ignorance is bliss.
- He never asked what the repairs cost. Ignorance is bliss, apparently.
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What is "ignorance is bliss" in Japanese?
"ignorance is bliss" in Japanese is 無知は至福である, 知らぬが仏. ignorance is bliss means: Said to mean that not knowing about something unpleasant makes a person happier than knowing would.
How do you use "ignorance is bliss" in a sentence?
Example: "I never read the reviews before a flight — ignorance is bliss." In Japanese, "ignorance is bliss" is 無知は至福である, 知らぬが仏.
Are there other ways to say "ignorance is bliss" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "ignorance is bliss": 無知は至福である, 知らぬが仏.
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