“Being offended” in Japanese
Short answer
カチン
kachin
Being offended in Japanese is “カチン” (kachin). Full meaning: clink, clack; feeling annoyed, being offended, being hurt.
Other ways to say “Being offended” in Japanese
ムカムカ
mukamuka feeling sick, feeling queasy, feeling nauseated; being angry, being offended, being disgusted
ガチン
gachin clink, clack; feeling annoyed, being offended, being hurt
かちん
kachin clink, clack; feeling annoyed, being offended, being hurt
がちん
gachin clink, clack; feeling annoyed, being offended, being hurt
ムカッと
mukatto feeling sick (suddenly), feeling queasy, feeling nauseated; being angry (suddenly), being offended, being disgusted
むかむか
mukamuka feeling sick, feeling queasy, feeling nauseated; being angry, being offended, being disgusted
カチンっ
kachin clink, clack; feeling annoyed, being offended, being hurt
かちんっ
kachin clink, clack; feeling annoyed, being offended, being hurt
嘉鎭
kachin clink, clack; feeling annoyed, being offended, being hurt
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