“Nonchalantly” in Japanese
Short answer
Nonchalantly in Japanese is “しれっと” (shiretto). Full meaning: nonchalantly, calmly, as if nothing happened.
Other ways to say “Nonchalantly” in Japanese
のほほん
nohohon nonchalantly, without a care
ジレット
jiretto nonchalantly, calmly, as if nothing happened
シレっと
shiretto nonchalantly, calmly, as if nothing happened
のこのこ
nokonoko unconcernedly, nonchalantly, shamelessly, brazenly
シレット
shiretto nonchalantly, calmly, as if nothing happened
けろっと
kerotto completely, entirely; nonchalantly, as if nothing happened
きょろり
kyorori with bright almond eyes, eyes wide open; nonchalantly
さり気に
sarigeni nonchalantly, unconcernedly, casually
けろり
kerori completely, entirely; nonchalantly, as if nothing happened
ノホホン
nohohon nonchalantly, without a care
呆気らかん
akkerakan unconcernedly, nonchalantly, indifferently, (looking) as if nothing has happened; blankly, vacantly, absentmindedly
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