“Tasteless” in Japanese
Short answer
Tasteless in Japanese is “無味” (mumi). Full meaning: tasteless, flavourless; uninteresting, dull, dry, insipid.
Other ways to say “Tasteless” in Japanese
殺風景
sappuukei dreary, bleak, monotonous, barren; tasteless, unrefined
砂を噛むよう
sunawokamuyou tasteless, dry as dust, insipid, flat, dull
無味無臭無色
mumimushuumushoku tasteless, odorless and colorless
没風流
botsufuuryuu unrefined, tasteless, inelegant, prosaic, unpoetic, unromantic, boorish
無風流
bufuuryuu unrefined, tasteless, inelegant, prosaic, unpoetic, unromantic, boorish
ダサい
dasai uncool, lame, unfashionable, unstylish, tacky, tasteless, ugly, corny, pathetic (behaviour), sad
無趣味
mushumi having no hobbies, lacking interests, humdrum; tasteless, prosaic, vulgar, dull, dry, uninteresting
趣味の悪い
shuminowarui in bad taste, vulgar, tasteless
殺風景
sappuukei dreary, bleak, monotonous, barren; tasteless, unrefined
野暮
yabo boorish, unsophisticated, unrefined, uncouth, tasteless, insensitive, thoughtless, dumb
ダサイ
dasai uncool, lame, unfashionable, unstylish, tacky, tasteless, ugly, corny, pathetic (behaviour), sad
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