“Feeling out of place” in Japanese
Short answer
Feeling out of place in Japanese is “身の置き場がない” (minookibaganai). Full meaning: feeling out of place, feeling that one doesn't belong, not knowing what to do with oneself.
Other ways to say “Feeling out of place” in Japanese
違和感
iwakan uncomfortable feeling, feeling out of place, sense of discomfort; malaise, physical unease
アウェイ
awee away (game, goal, etc.), opponents' ground; unfamiliar surroundings, feeling out of place, enemy territory
身の置き所もない
minookidokoromonai not knowing what to do with oneself (out of embarrassment, etc.), not knowing where to put oneself, feeling out of place, feeling that one doesn't belong
身の置き所がない
minookidokoroganai not knowing what to do with oneself (out of embarrassment, etc.), not knowing where to put oneself, feeling out of place, feeling that one doesn't belong
アウエイ
awee away (game, goal, etc.), opponents' ground; unfamiliar surroundings, feeling out of place, enemy territory
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