“As if nothing happened” in Japanese
Short answer
As if nothing happened in Japanese is “しれっと” (shiretto). Full meaning: nonchalantly, calmly, as if nothing happened.
Other ways to say “As if nothing happened” in Japanese
けろっと
kerotto completely, entirely; nonchalantly, as if nothing happened
けろり
kerori completely, entirely; nonchalantly, as if nothing happened
シレット
shiretto nonchalantly, calmly, as if nothing happened
ジレット
jiretto nonchalantly, calmly, as if nothing happened
シレっと
shiretto nonchalantly, calmly, as if nothing happened
ケロっと
kerotto completely, entirely; nonchalantly, as if nothing happened
ケロッと
kerotto completely, entirely; nonchalantly, as if nothing happened
ケロリ
kerori completely, entirely; nonchalantly, as if nothing happened
しれーっと
shireetto nonchalantly, calmly, as if nothing happened
しれえっと
shireetto nonchalantly, calmly, as if nothing happened
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