“Practical” in Japanese
Short answer
Practical in Japanese is “実践的” (jissenteki). Full meaning: practical, pragmatic, hands-on, nuts and bolts.
Other ways to say “Practical” in Japanese
実質上
jisshitsujou practical, actual, de facto, in essence, in all but name
実際的
jissaiteki practical, realistic, pragmatic
実用的
jitsuyouteki practical, useful, utilitarian, pragmatic
実務的
jitsumuteki practical, businesslike
即物的
sokubutsuteki practical, matter-of-fact, realistic, utilitarian, pragmatic
プラクティカル
purakutikaru practical
現実性
genjitsusei realistic, practical, feasible
地に足の着いた
chiniashinotsuita realistic, practical, grounded
事務的
jimuteki administrative, businesslike, practical; impersonal, perfunctory, robot-like
技術的
gijutsuteki technical, technological; practical
実技試験
jitsugishiken practical exam, practical test, practical
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