“Inconvenience” in Japanese
Short answer
Inconvenience in Japanese is “不便” (fuben). Full meaning: inconvenience, inexpediency, unhandiness.
Other ways to say “Inconvenience” in Japanese
不勝手
fukatte inconvenience, hard living
不自由
fujiyuu discomfort, inconvenience; poverty, want, destitution; inability, disability, impairment (physical, mental, etc.), nonfluency (in a language)
ふべん
fuben inconvenience, inexpediency, unhandiness
障り
sawari hindrance, obstacle, impediment, inconvenience; harm (to one's health), bad effect, sickness; menstruation, period
迷惑
meiwaku trouble, bother, annoyance, nuisance, inconvenience; to be troubled (by), to be bothered (by), to be inconvenienced (by)
子細
shisai reasons, circumstances; details, particulars, significance, meaning; hindrance, inconvenience, objection
障
sawari hindrance, obstacle, impediment, inconvenience; harm (to one's health), bad effect, sickness; menstruation, period
しさい
shisai reasons, circumstances; details, particulars, significance, meaning; hindrance, inconvenience, objection
めいわく
meiwaku trouble, bother, annoyance, nuisance, inconvenience; to be troubled (by), to be bothered (by), to be inconvenienced (by)
メイワク
meiwaku trouble, bother, annoyance, nuisance, inconvenience; to be troubled (by), to be bothered (by), to be inconvenienced (by)
迷わく
meiwaku trouble, bother, annoyance, nuisance, inconvenience; to be troubled (by), to be bothered (by), to be inconvenienced (by)
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