“Disturbing” in Japanese
Short answer
Disturbing in Japanese is “不穏” (fuon). Full meaning: disquieting, threatening, turbulent, restless, unsettled, disturbing.
Other ways to say “Disturbing” in Japanese
ふおん
fuon disquieting, threatening, turbulent, restless, unsettled, disturbing
困った
komatta unmanageable, impossible, hopeless; inopportune, uncomfortable, inconvenient, embarrassing, annoying, awkward; disturbing, distressing
気持ち悪い
kimochiwarui unpleasant, revolting, repulsive, gross, disgusting, disturbing, creepy; feeling sick, feeling unwell; uncomfortable, annoying, frustrating
気持ちが悪い
kimochigawarui unpleasant, revolting, repulsive, gross, disgusting, disturbing, creepy; feeling sick, feeling unwell; uncomfortable, annoying, frustrating
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