“Disappointed” in Japanese
Short answer
Disappointed in Japanese is “憮然” (buzen). Full meaning: disappointed, dejected, disheartened, glum, astonished, dumbfounded; indignant, angry.
Other ways to say “Disappointed” in Japanese
悵然
chouzen disappointed, upset, sad, sorrowful
ぶぜん
buzen disappointed, dejected, disheartened, glum, astonished, dumbfounded; indignant, angry
悔しい
kuyashii frustrated (over a failure, humiliation or injustice), annoyed, chagrined, (bitterly) disappointed, bitter, vexed, frustrating, annoying, regrettable
口惜しい
kuyashii frustrated (over a failure, humiliation or injustice), annoyed, chagrined, (bitterly) disappointed, bitter, vexed, frustrating, annoying, regrettable
がっくり
gakkuri heartbroken, crestfallen, dejected, disappointed
ぶ然
buzen disappointed, dejected, disheartened, glum, astonished, dumbfounded; indignant, angry
撫然
buzen disappointed, dejected, disheartened, glum, astonished, dumbfounded; indignant, angry
口惜い
kuchioshii frustrated (over a failure, humiliation or injustice), annoyed, chagrined, (bitterly) disappointed, bitter, vexed, frustrating, annoying, regrettable
くやしい
kuyashii frustrated (over a failure, humiliation or injustice), annoyed, chagrined, (bitterly) disappointed, bitter, vexed, frustrating, annoying, regrettable
口おしい
kuchioshii frustrated (over a failure, humiliation or injustice), annoyed, chagrined, (bitterly) disappointed, bitter, vexed, frustrating, annoying, regrettable
悔しーい
kuyashiii frustrated (over a failure, humiliation or injustice), annoyed, chagrined, (bitterly) disappointed, bitter, vexed, frustrating, annoying, regrettable
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