“Uninteresting” in Japanese
Short answer
Uninteresting in Japanese is “寒い” (samui). Full meaning: cold (e.g. weather); uninteresting (esp. joke), lame, dull, weak, corny.
Other ways to say “Uninteresting” in Japanese
曲の無い
kyokunonai uninteresting, dull
興味索然
kyoumisakuzen uninteresting, tending to spoil the fun (of), throwing a wet blanket (on)
興味の薄い
kyouminousui uninteresting
おもんない
omonnai uninteresting, boring, not amusing, not fun
興味が薄い
kyoumigausui uninteresting
無味乾燥
mumikansou dull, uninteresting, dry, insipid, boring, prosaic
詰まらぬ
tsumaranu dull, uninteresting, boring, tedious; insignificant, unimportant, trifling, trivial, worthless; absurd, foolish, silly
詰まらん
tsumaran dull, uninteresting, boring, tedious; insignificant, unimportant, trifling, trivial, worthless; absurd, foolish, silly
詰らない
tsumaranai dull, uninteresting, boring, tedious; insignificant, unimportant, trifling, trivial, worthless; absurd, foolish, silly, stupid
華がない
hanaganai unappealing, uninteresting, lacking charm
無味
mumi tasteless, flavourless; uninteresting, dull, dry, insipid
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