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“Rather annoying” in Japanese

Short answer
小憎らしい konikurashii こにくらしー

Rather annoying in Japanese is “小憎らしい” (konikurashii). Full meaning: provoking, rather annoying; (speaking ironically) darling.

Other ways to say “Rather annoying” in Japanese

こにくらしい konikurashii provoking, rather annoying; (speaking ironically) darling 小憎らし konikurashi provoking, rather annoying; (speaking ironically) darling こにくらし konikurashi provoking, rather annoying; (speaking ironically) darling 小憎らしく konikurashiku provoking, rather annoying; (speaking ironically) darling 小憎らしきゃ konikurashikya provoking, rather annoying; (speaking ironically) darling こにくらしく konikurashiku provoking, rather annoying; (speaking ironically) darling 小憎らしかろ konikurashikaro provoking, rather annoying; (speaking ironically) darling 小憎らしかっ konikurashika provoking, rather annoying; (speaking ironically) darling 小憎らしけれ konikurashikere provoking, rather annoying; (speaking ironically) darling 小憎らしゅう konikurashuu provoking, rather annoying; (speaking ironically) darling こにくらしかっ konikurashika provoking, rather annoying; (speaking ironically) darling

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