“Fine piece of work” in Japanese
Short answer
Fine piece of work in Japanese is “傑作” (kessaku). Full meaning: masterpiece, masterwork, chef d'oeuvre, fine piece of work; (unintentionally) hilarious, absurd (e.g. blunder), outrageous, wild.
Other ways to say “Fine piece of work” in Japanese
けっさく
kessaku masterpiece, masterwork, chef d'oeuvre, fine piece of work; (unintentionally) hilarious, absurd (e.g. blunder), outrageous, wild
ケッサク
kessaku masterpiece, masterwork, chef d'oeuvre, fine piece of work; (unintentionally) hilarious, absurd (e.g. blunder), outrageous, wild
ケッ作
kessaku masterpiece, masterwork, chef d'oeuvre, fine piece of work; (unintentionally) hilarious, absurd (e.g. blunder), outrageous, wild
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