“Ill-bred” in Japanese
Short answer
Ill-bred in Japanese is “不躾” (bushitsuke). Full meaning: ill-bred, impolite, rude, impudent, insolent, blunt.
Other ways to say “Ill-bred” in Japanese
ガラが悪い
garagawarui ill-bred, vulgar, boorish
ガラの悪い
garanowarui ill-bred, vulgar, boorish
育ちが悪い
sodachigawarui ill-bred, poorly brought up
ぶしつけ
bushitsuke ill-bred, impolite, rude, impudent, insolent, blunt
無躾
bushitsuke ill-bred, impolite, rude, impudent, insolent, blunt
不仕付け
bushitsuke ill-bred, impolite, rude, impudent, insolent, blunt
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