“Putting on an air” in Japanese
Short answer
Putting on an air in Japanese is “伊達” (date). Full meaning: elegance, dandyism, sophistication, having style; affectation, showing off, putting on an air, appearances, doing something just for show.
Other ways to say “Putting on an air” in Japanese
ダテ
date elegance, dandyism, sophistication, having style; affectation, showing off, putting on an air, appearances, doing something just for show
だて
date elegance, dandyism, sophistication, having style; affectation, showing off, putting on an air, appearances, doing something just for show
Looking for the other direction? Search any Japanese word in the Nihoner lexicon, or practise what you have learned in the learning games.