“Inconsequential” in Japanese
Short answer
Inconsequential in Japanese is “どうでも良い” (doudemoii). Full meaning: inconsequential, indifferent, not worth worrying about, trivial; whatever, whichever, I don't care.
Other ways to say “Inconsequential” in Japanese
どうだって良い
doudatteii inconsequential, indifferent, not worth worrying about, trivial; whatever, whichever, I don't care
取るに足らない
torunitaranai insignificant, inconsequential, trifling, negligible, of little importance
問題にならない
mondaininaranai not becoming a problem; out of the question, not worth considering; insignificant, negligible, inconsequential, counting for nothing
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