“Simple-minded” in Japanese
Short answer
Simple-minded in Japanese is “無邪気” (mujaki). Full meaning: innocent, simple-minded.
Other ways to say “Simple-minded” in Japanese
ちょろい
choroi easy, simple; simple (way of thinking, etc.), simple-minded, obvious (trick); soft, lax, slack
甘っちょろい
amatchoroi overly optimistic, easygoing, irresponsible, naive, simple-minded
単細胞
tansaibou single cell; simple-minded, one-track-minded
むじゃき
mujaki innocent, simple-minded
単純
tanjun simple, plain, uncomplicated, straightforward, simple-minded, naive
ちょろ
choro easy, simple; simple (way of thinking, etc.), simple-minded, obvious (trick); soft, lax, slack
ちょろう
choroi easy, simple; simple (way of thinking, etc.), simple-minded, obvious (trick); soft, lax, slack
ちょろく
choroku easy, simple; simple (way of thinking, etc.), simple-minded, obvious (trick); soft, lax, slack
ちょれえ
choree easy, simple; simple (way of thinking, etc.), simple-minded, obvious (trick); soft, lax, slack
ちょろかっ
choroka easy, simple; simple (way of thinking, etc.), simple-minded, obvious (trick); soft, lax, slack
ちょろきゃ
chorokya easy, simple; simple (way of thinking, etc.), simple-minded, obvious (trick); soft, lax, slack
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