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“Fine” in Japanese

Short answer
猫っ毛 nekokke ねこっけ

Fine in Japanese is “猫っ毛” (nekokke). Full meaning: fine, soft hair.

Other ways to say “Fine” in Japanese

緻密 chimitsu fine (grain, workmanship, etc.), close (weave), delicate, intricate, elaborate; precise, accurate, careful, meticulous, close (e.g. observation), minute, elaborate (e.g. plan) 精細 seisai fine, minute, detailed, meticulous, precise いい ii good, excellent, fine, nice, pleasant, agreeable; sufficient, enough, ready, prepared; profitable (deal, business offer, etc.), beneficial 細い komai thin, slender, fine; unlucky; small, fine, minute 科料 karyou fine (for a minor offence) 罰金 bakkin fine, penalty 良い ii good, excellent, fine, nice, pleasant, agreeable; sufficient, enough, ready, prepared; profitable (deal, business offer, etc.), beneficial 微妙 bimyou subtle, delicate, fine; difficult, complex, tricky, delicate (situation, position, etc.), close (e.g. decision); doubtful, questionable, dicey 良し yoishi good, excellent, fine, nice, pleasant, agreeable; sufficient, enough, ready, prepared; profitable (deal, business offer, etc.), beneficial 立派 rippa splendid, fine, handsome, elegant, imposing, prominent, impressive; praiseworthy, creditable, worthy; legal, legitimate, lawful 細かい komakai small; fine, minute; minor, trivial

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