“Unfriendly” in Japanese
Short answer
Unfriendly in Japanese is “疎々しい” (utoutoshii). Full meaning: unfriendly, distant, cold.
Other ways to say “Unfriendly” in Japanese
ギスギス
gisugisu stiff (atmosphere, manner, etc.), cold, unfriendly, unsociable, edgy; thin and bony, scrawny
つれない
tsurenai cold, indifferent, unfriendly, unsympathetic, unkind
疎疎しい
utoutoshii unfriendly, distant, cold
疎うとしい
utoutoshii unfriendly, distant, cold
うとうとしい
utoutoshii unfriendly, distant, cold
非友好
hiyuukou unfriendly
無愛想
buaisou unsociable, unfriendly, blunt, surly, curt, cold, brusque
キスキス
kisukisu stiff (atmosphere, manner, etc.), cold, unfriendly, unsociable, edgy; thin and bony, scrawny
きずきず
kizukizu stiff (atmosphere, manner, etc.), cold, unfriendly, unsociable, edgy; thin and bony, scrawny
ぎすぎす
gisugisu stiff (atmosphere, manner, etc.), cold, unfriendly, unsociable, edgy; thin and bony, scrawny
疎疎し
utoutoshi unfriendly, distant, cold
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