“To be irritated” in Japanese
Short answer
To be irritated in Japanese is “苛立つ” (iradatsu). Full meaning: to be irritated, to get annoyed, to lose one's patience.
Other ways to say “To be irritated” in Japanese
苛だつ
iradatsu to be irritated, to get annoyed, to lose one's patience
苛だっ
irada to be irritated, to get annoyed, to lose one's patience
苛立っ
irada to be irritated, to get annoyed, to lose one's patience
焦立つ
iradatsu to be irritated, to get annoyed, to lose one's patience
焦立っ
irada to be irritated, to get annoyed, to lose one's patience
焦ら立つ
iradatsu to be irritated, to get annoyed, to lose one's patience
焦ら立っ
irada to be irritated, to get annoyed, to lose one's patience
いらだつ
iradatsu to be irritated, to get annoyed, to lose one's patience
いらだっ
irada to be irritated, to get annoyed, to lose one's patience
いら立つ
iradatsu to be irritated, to get annoyed, to lose one's patience
いら立っ
irada to be irritated, to get annoyed, to lose one's patience
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