“Being left out” in Japanese
Short answer
Being left out in Japanese is “ハブンチョ” (habuncho). Full meaning: being left out, being ostracized.
Other ways to say “Being left out” in Japanese
仲間はずれ
nakamahazure being left out, being ostracized
はぶんちょ
habuncho being left out, being ostracized
ハブんちょ
habuncho being left out, being ostracized
脱落
datsuraku dropping out, falling behind, falling by the wayside, desertion; omission, being left out, missing part; falling off, coming off, shedding
落脱
rakudatsu dropping out, falling behind, falling by the wayside, desertion; omission, being left out, missing part; falling off, coming off, shedding
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