oblivious in Japanese
oblivious in Japanese is 無自覚 — oblivious means not aware of something happening around you.
oblivious in Japanese
無自覚
Pronounced: mujikaku
(usually, with to or of) Lacking awareness; unmindful; unaware, unconscious of.
What does "oblivious" mean?
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adjective Not aware of something happening around you.
"She was completely oblivious to the stares she was getting."
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oblivious in a sentence
- She was completely oblivious to the stares she was getting.
- He walked on, oblivious to the traffic building up behind him.
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What is "oblivious" in Japanese?
"oblivious" in Japanese is 無自覚. oblivious means: Not aware of something happening around you.
How do you pronounce 無自覚?
"oblivious" in Japanese is 無自覚, pronounced "mujikaku".
How do you use "oblivious" in a sentence?
Example: "She was completely oblivious to the stares she was getting." In Japanese, "oblivious" is 無自覚.
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