“Man of the world” in Japanese
Short answer
Man of the world in Japanese is “訳知り” (wakeshiri). Full meaning: man of the world, experienced in matters of the heart.
Other ways to say “Man of the world” in Japanese
通人
tsuujin man of the world, man about town, dilettante, well-informed person
俗
zoku layman (esp. as opposed to a Buddhist monk), laity, man of the world, the world; local manners, modern customs; common, popular
つうじん
tsuujin man of the world, man about town, dilettante, well-informed person
ワケ知り
wakeshiri man of the world, experienced in matters of the heart
わけ知り
wakeshiri man of the world, experienced in matters of the heart
ゾク
zoku layman (esp. as opposed to a Buddhist monk), laity, man of the world, the world; local manners, modern customs; common, popular
粋人
suijin person of refined tastes, sophisticated person; man of the world, understanding person; man about town
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