“Demeanor” in Japanese
Short answer
Demeanor in Japanese is “容止” (youshi). Full meaning: demeanor, behavior, deportment.
Other ways to say “Demeanor” in Japanese
風姿
fuushi appearance, demeanor, demeanour
物腰
monogoshi manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing
挙措進退
kyososhintai behavior, bearing, demeanor
起居動作
kikyodousa behavior, bearing, demeanor, one's daily life
口当たり
kuchiatari taste, feel on the tongue; manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing, way of talking
身のこなし
minokonashi carriage, poise, bearing, demeanor, movement (of the body)
もの腰
monogoshi manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing
物ごし
monogoshi manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing
ものごし
monogoshi manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing
起居挙動
kikyokyodou behavior, bearing, deportment, manners, demeanor
立ち振る舞い
tachifurumai movements, bearing, deportment, carriage, behavior, behaviour, demeanor, demeanour, manners; farewell dinner (given by someone about to leave on a trip)
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