“Demeanour” in Japanese
Short answer
Demeanour in Japanese is “物腰” (monogoshi). Full meaning: manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing.
Other ways to say “Demeanour” in Japanese
風姿
fuushi appearance, demeanor, demeanour
口当たり
kuchiatari taste, feel on the tongue; manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing, way of talking
態度
taido attitude, manner, behaviour, demeanour, bearing; attitude (towards an issue, etc.), position, stance, stand
物ごし
monogoshi manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing
もの腰
monogoshi manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing
ものごし
monogoshi manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing
外面
sotozura outer surface, outside, exterior; outward appearance; manner (with others), demeanour, (outward) bearing
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)
口当り
kuchiatari taste, feel on the tongue; manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing, way of talking
立ち居振る舞い
tachiifurumai movements, bearing, deportment, carriage, behavior, behaviour, demeanor, demeanour, manners
口あたり
kuchiatari taste, feel on the tongue; manner, demeanour, demeanor, bearing, way of talking
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