“Not particular” in Japanese
Short answer
Not particular in Japanese is “淡白” (tanpaku). Full meaning: light (flavor, color, etc.), simple, plain; frank, candid, easygoing, unselfish, indifferent (to), not particular (about).
Other ways to say “Not particular” in Japanese
たんぱく
tanpaku light (flavor, color, etc.), simple, plain; frank, candid, easygoing, unselfish, indifferent (to), not particular (about)
淡泊
tanpaku light (flavor, color, etc.), simple, plain; frank, candid, easygoing, unselfish, indifferent (to), not particular (about)
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