selfish in Japanese
selfish in Japanese is 勝手, 自分勝手, 自分本位 — selfish means caring mainly about one's own wants and needs, with little concern for other people.
selfish in Japanese
What does "selfish" mean?
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adj Caring mainly about one's own wants and needs, with little concern for other people.
"It was selfish of him to take the last seat without asking."
selfish in a sentence
- It was selfish of him to take the last seat without asking.
- She accused her brother of being selfish with the inheritance.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "selfish" in Japanese?
"selfish" in Japanese is 勝手, 自分勝手, 自分本位. selfish means: Caring mainly about one's own wants and needs, with little concern for other people.
How do you pronounce 勝手?
"selfish" in Japanese is 勝手, pronounced "katte".
How do you use "selfish" in a sentence?
Example: "It was selfish of him to take the last seat without asking." In Japanese, "selfish" is 勝手, 自分勝手, 自分本位.
Are there other ways to say "selfish" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 7 translations listed for "selfish": 勝手, 自分勝手, 自分本位, 身勝手, わがまま, 利己的な.