“Nonchalant” in Japanese
Short answer
Nonchalant in Japanese is “さり気ない” (sarigenai). Full meaning: nonchalant, unconcerned, in a casual manner.
Other ways to say “Nonchalant” in Japanese
ノンシャラン
nonsharan nonchalant
ノンチャラン
noncharan nonchalant
恬然
tenzen cool, indifferent, nonchalant, calm
へっちゃら
hetchara unconcerned (about), unbothered, unworried, nonchalant, not caring, not minding; easy, simple
平気の平左
heikinoheiza quite unconcerned, nonchalant
安閑
ankan relaxed, easygoing, leisurely, peaceful, calm, comfortable; nonchalant (during an emergency), unconcerned, unperturbed, carefree
無頓着
mutonchaku indifferent, unconcerned, nonchalant, unmindful, inattentive, careless
無関心
mukanshin apathetic, indifferent, nonchalant, callous
さり気な
sarigena nonchalant, unconcerned, in a casual manner
何気ない
nanigenai casual, unconcerned, nonchalant, indifferent, offhand; ordinary, normal, regular, everyday, unremarkable
然有らぬ
saaranu casual, indifferent, nonchalant
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