“Particular” in Japanese
Short answer
Particular in Japanese is “小うるさい” (kourusai). Full meaning: particular, hard to please, fussy.
Other ways to say “Particular” in Japanese
格別
kakubetsu particular, special, exceptional, especial; particularly, especially, exceptionally
然したる
sashitaru (any) particular, special, material, perceptible, noticeable
別段
betsudan particular, special; (not) particularly, (not) especially
特別
tokubetsu special, particular, extraordinary, exceptional, especial
気難しい
kemutsukashii hard to please, difficult, particular, fussy, choosy, picky, fastidious; bad-tempered, in a bad mood, displeased, sullen, crabby, cranky, grumpy
特殊
tokushu special, particular, peculiar, unique
然せる
saseru (any) particular, notable, noteworthy, significant, considerable
べつだん
betsudan particular, special; (not) particularly, (not) especially
特定
tokutei specific, particular, designated, special; specifying, designating, identifying, pinpointing
これと言う
koretoiu (any) particular, special, particularly noteworthy, worth mentioning
これと言った
koretoitta (any) particular, special, particularly noteworthy, worth mentioning
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