“To pay no attention to” in Japanese
Short answer
To pay no attention to in Japanese is “聞き流す” (kikinagasu). Full meaning: to pay no attention to (while listening), to take no notice of, to ignore, to let go in one ear and out the other.
Other ways to say “To pay no attention to” in Japanese
聞流す
kikinagasu to pay no attention to (while listening), to take no notice of, to ignore, to let go in one ear and out the other
聞流せる
kikinagaseru to pay no attention to (while listening), to take no notice of, to ignore, to let go in one ear and out the other
きき流す
kikinagasu to pay no attention to (while listening), to take no notice of, to ignore, to let go in one ear and out the other
聴き流す
kikinagasu to pay no attention to (while listening), to take no notice of, to ignore, to let go in one ear and out the other
聞き流せる
kikinagaseru to pay no attention to (while listening), to take no notice of, to ignore, to let go in one ear and out the other
聞きながす
kikinagasu to pay no attention to (while listening), to take no notice of, to ignore, to let go in one ear and out the other
聴きながす
kikinagasu to pay no attention to (while listening), to take no notice of, to ignore, to let go in one ear and out the other
ききながせる
kikinagaseru to pay no attention to (while listening), to take no notice of, to ignore, to let go in one ear and out the other
ききながす
kikinagasu to pay no attention to (while listening), to take no notice of, to ignore, to let go in one ear and out the other
聞流し
kikinagashi to pay no attention to (while listening), to take no notice of, to ignore, to let go in one ear and out the other
聞流せ
kikinagase to pay no attention to (while listening), to take no notice of, to ignore, to let go in one ear and out the other
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