“Frivolous” in Japanese
Short answer
Frivolous in Japanese is “浮薄” (fuhaku). Full meaning: frivolous, fickle, insincere, caprice, cold-heartedness.
Other ways to say “Frivolous” in Japanese
軽薄
keihaku frivolous, flippant, superficial, shallow, trifling, insincere
不真面目
fumajime not serious, frivolous, insincere, unsteady
軽佻
keichou flippant, frivolous, thoughtless, careless
チャラ子
charako frivolous, flighty woman, good-time girl
上滑り
uwasuberi superficial, shallow; frivolous, careless, thoughtless; sliding along a surface, being slippery
軽浮
keifu fickle, frivolous
上っ調子
uwatchoushi flippant, frivolous, shallow
けいはく
keihaku frivolous, flippant, superficial, shallow, trifling, insincere
軽々しい
karugarushii rash, thoughtless, imprudent, careless, frivolous
ふはく
fuhaku frivolous, fickle, insincere, caprice, cold-heartedness
けいちょう
keichou flippant, frivolous, thoughtless, careless
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