“Informal” in Japanese
Short answer
Informal in Japanese is “略式” (ryakushiki). Full meaning: informal, simplified.
Other ways to say “Informal” in Japanese
非公式
hikoushiki informal, unofficial
インフォーマル
infoomaru informal
手軽
tegaru easy, simple, informal, offhand, cheap
カジュアル
kajuaru casual, informal
内々
uchiuchi private, confidential, informal, secret, (within the) family circle, (on the) inside
てがる
tegaru easy, simple, informal, offhand, cheap
テガル
tegaru easy, simple, informal, offhand, cheap
砕けた
kudaketa easy (e.g. explanation, description), plain, familiar; informal (e.g. greeting, expression), friendly, affable (e.g. person)
サンダル履き
sandarubaki wearing sandals; informal, casual
柔らか
yawaraka soft, tender, pliant, supple; soft (colour, light, etc.), subdued, gentle (demeanour, voice, etc.), mild; informal, light, flexible (e.g. thinking)
柔らかい
yawarakai soft, tender, supple, flexible, limber, limp; gentle, mild, soft, mellow; light (topic, book, etc.), informal
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