“Inarticulate” in Japanese
Short answer
Inarticulate in Japanese is “口下手” (kuchibeta). Full meaning: inarticulate, clumsy with words, poor at speaking.
Other ways to say “Inarticulate” in Japanese
口不調法
kuchibuchouhou inarticulate, clumsy with words, poor at speaking
歯切れが悪い
hagiregawarui inarticulate, not making oneself quite clear, slurring one's words, evasive
歯切れの悪い
hagirenowarui inarticulate, not making oneself quite clear, slurring one's words, evasive
口べた
kuchibeta inarticulate, clumsy with words, poor at speaking
口ベタ
kuchibeta inarticulate, clumsy with words, poor at speaking
口がきけない
kuchigakikenai unable to speak, inarticulate, mute, speechless, tongue-tied
口のきけない
kuchinokikenai unable to speak, inarticulate
くちべた
kuchibeta inarticulate, clumsy with words, poor at speaking
不明瞭
fumeiryou unclear, indistinct, obscure, opaque, inarticulate, dim, blurred
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