“Insensitive” in Japanese
Short answer
Insensitive in Japanese is “鈍感” (donkan). Full meaning: thickheaded, insensitive, dull, thick-skinned.
Other ways to say “Insensitive” in Japanese
無神経
mushinkei insensitive, inconsiderate, callous, thick-skinned
ノンデリ
nonderi insensitive, inconsiderate, indelicate
神経の鈍い
shinkeinonibui insensitive, thick-skinned
ドンカン
donkan thickheaded, insensitive, dull, thick-skinned
どんかん
donkan thickheaded, insensitive, dull, thick-skinned
無感覚
mukankaku numb, insensitive (e.g. to pain); apathetic, insensitive, indifferent, impervious, callous, thick-skinned
がさつ
gasatsu crude, unrefined, coarse, rough; ill-mannered, rude, insensitive, tactless, boorish
野暮
yabo boorish, unsophisticated, unrefined, uncouth, tasteless, insensitive, thoughtless, dumb
ガサツ
gasatsu crude, unrefined, coarse, rough; ill-mannered, rude, insensitive, tactless, boorish
ヤボ
yabo boorish, unsophisticated, unrefined, uncouth, tasteless, insensitive, thoughtless, dumb
やぼ
yabo boorish, unsophisticated, unrefined, uncouth, tasteless, insensitive, thoughtless, dumb
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