“Unconcerned” in Japanese
Short answer
Unconcerned in Japanese is “へっちゃら” (hetchara). Full meaning: unconcerned (about), unbothered, unworried, nonchalant, not caring, not minding; easy, simple.
Other ways to say “Unconcerned” in Japanese
さり気ない
sarigenai nonchalant, unconcerned, in a casual manner
淡々
tantan uninterested, unconcerned, indifferent, dispassionate, matter-of-fact, detached; plain, light, simple, bland; flowing gently
平ちゃら
heichara unconcerned (about), unbothered, unworried, nonchalant, not caring, not minding; easy, simple
ヘッチャラ
hetchara unconcerned (about), unbothered, unworried, nonchalant, not caring, not minding; easy, simple
無頓着
mutonchaku indifferent, unconcerned, nonchalant, unmindful, inattentive, careless
何心無い
nanigokoronai casual, unconcerned
何気ない
nanigenai casual, unconcerned, nonchalant, indifferent, offhand; ordinary, normal, regular, everyday, unremarkable
頓着ない
tonjakunai indifferent, unconcerned
平気
heiki cool, calm, composed, unconcerned, nonchalant, unmoved, indifferent; all right, fine, OK, okay
冷々
reirei cold, chilly; unconcerned, indifferent
へいちゃら
heechara unconcerned (about), unbothered, unworried, nonchalant, not caring, not minding; easy, simple
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