“Impudent” in Japanese
Short answer
Impudent in Japanese is “太々しい” (futebuteshii). Full meaning: impudent, brazen, shameless, bold.
Other ways to say “Impudent” in Japanese
図々しい
zuuzuushii impudent, shameless, brazen, forward, audacious, cheeky
厚かましい
atsukamashii impudent, shameless, brazen, cheeky, presumptuous
洒落臭い
sharakusai impertinent, impudent, cheeky
小癪
koshaku impudent, cheeky
図図しい
zuuzuushii impudent, shameless, brazen, forward, audacious, cheeky
烏滸がましい
okogamashii presumptuous, impertinent, impudent, cheeky; ridiculous, laughable, absurd
ズウズウしい
zuuzuushii impudent, shameless, brazen, forward, audacious, cheeky
あつかましい
atsukamashii impudent, shameless, brazen, cheeky, presumptuous
ズーズーしい
zuuzuushii impudent, shameless, brazen, forward, audacious, cheeky
ずうずうしい
zuuzuushii impudent, shameless, brazen, forward, audacious, cheeky
猪口才
chokozai impertinent, impudent, saucy, cheeky
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