“Displeasure” in Japanese
Short answer
Displeasure in Japanese is “不快” (fukai). Full meaning: displeasure, discomfort, unpleasantness; indisposition, ailment.
Other ways to say “Displeasure” in Japanese
不興
fukyou displeasure, ill humour, ill humor, pique
忌諱
kii displeasure, offense, offence, disliking
不満
fuman dissatisfaction, discontent, displeasure, complaint, unhappiness
不機嫌
fukigen pout, displeasure, ill humor, ill humour, sullenness
不快感
fukaikan discomfort, displeasure
不満足
fumanzoku dissatisfaction, discontent, displeasure
ふまん
fuman dissatisfaction, discontent, displeasure, complaint, unhappiness
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