unhappiness in Japanese
unhappiness in Japanese is 不幸 — unhappiness means the state or feeling of not being happy.
unhappiness in Japanese
不幸
Pronounced: fukō
The feeling of not being happy.
What does "unhappiness" mean?
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noun The state or feeling of not being happy.
"Years of unhappiness in the marriage finally led to divorce."
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unhappiness in a sentence
- Years of unhappiness in the marriage finally led to divorce.
- His unhappiness was obvious to everyone at the office.
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What is "unhappiness" in Japanese?
"unhappiness" in Japanese is 不幸. unhappiness means: The state or feeling of not being happy.
How do you pronounce 不幸?
"unhappiness" in Japanese is 不幸, pronounced "fukō".
How do you use "unhappiness" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of unhappiness in the marriage finally led to divorce." In Japanese, "unhappiness" is 不幸.
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