“Indifference” in Japanese
Short answer
Indifference in Japanese is “不熱心” (funesshin). Full meaning: indifference, lack of enthusiasm, inattentiveness.
Other ways to say “Indifference” in Japanese
中性
chuusei neutrality (incl. chemical, electrical, etc.), indifference; sexlessness, androgyny, androgyne, neuter; neuter gender
無感情
mukanjou apathy, indifference, listlessness, dullness; athymia
不在
fuzai absence; disregard, indifference
不感症
fukanshou sexual frigidity; insensitivity, indifference
知らん顔
shirankao feigned ignorance, pretending not to know, pretending not to recognize (someone), ignoring; unconcerned air, indifference, nonchalance
知らぬ顔
shiranukao feigned ignorance, pretending not to know, pretending not to recognize (someone), ignoring; unconcerned air, indifference, nonchalance
三無主義
sanmushugi the "three noes principle" of no drive, no interest, and no sense of responsibility, principle of indolence, indifference, and irresponsibility
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