“Casual” in Japanese
Short answer
ラフ
rafu
Casual in Japanese is “ラフ” (rafu). Full meaning: rough; casual (clothing); rough (sketch), draft.
Other ways to say “Casual” in Japanese
カジュアル
kajuaru casual, informal
然有らぬ
saaranu casual, indifferent, nonchalant
何気ない
nanigenai casual, unconcerned, nonchalant, indifferent, offhand; ordinary, normal, regular, everyday, unremarkable
何心無い
nanigokoronai casual, unconcerned
軽い気持ち
karuikimochi casual, doing something without taking it too seriously
身軽
migaru agile, nimble, light (of foot); casual (clothing), light (e.g. luggage); carefree, with limited responsibility
無げ
nage appearing as if something doesn't exist, casual, offhand
らぶ
rabu rough; casual (clothing); rough (sketch), draft
ラブ
rabu rough; casual (clothing); rough (sketch), draft
無造作
muzousa easy, simple, ready; casual, off-hand, easy-going, careless, artless
漫然
manzen aimless, rambling, desultory, casual
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