“Demanding” in Japanese
Short answer
Demanding in Japanese is “督責” (tokuseki). Full meaning: demanding, urging.
Other ways to say “Demanding” in Japanese
催促
saisoku pressing, urging, demanding, demand
きつい
kitsui tough, hard, severe, demanding, harsh; determined, strong-minded, forceful, formidable, fierce; strong (e.g. sunlight, alcohol), severe, intense
注文が多い
chuumongaooi demanding, difficult, strict
注文の多い
chuumonnoooi demanding, difficult, strict
サイソク
saisoku pressing, urging, demanding, demand
さいそく
saisoku pressing, urging, demanding, demand
ザイソク
zaisoku pressing, urging, demanding, demand
ざいそく
zaisoku pressing, urging, demanding, demand
きつ
kitsu tough, hard, severe, demanding, harsh; determined, strong-minded, forceful, formidable, fierce; strong (e.g. sunlight, alcohol), severe, intense
キツ
kitsu tough, hard, severe, demanding, harsh; determined, strong-minded, forceful, formidable, fierce; strong (e.g. sunlight, alcohol), severe, intense
きづい
kizui tough, hard, severe, demanding, harsh; determined, strong-minded, forceful, formidable, fierce; strong (e.g. sunlight, alcohol), severe, intense
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