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“Unsatisfying” in Japanese

Short answer
呆気ない akkenai あっけない

Unsatisfying in Japanese is “呆気ない” (akkenai). Full meaning: unsatisfying, disappointing, abrupt, not enough, too quick, too short, over too soon.

Other ways to say “Unsatisfying” in Japanese

あっけない akkenai unsatisfying, disappointing, abrupt, not enough, too quick, too short, over too soon 飽き足らない akitaranai unsatisfactory, unsatisfying 飽き足りない akitarinai unsatisfactory, unsatisfying 呆気な akkena unsatisfying, disappointing, abrupt, not enough, too quick, too short, over too soon 呆気ねえ akkenei unsatisfying, disappointing, abrupt, not enough, too quick, too short, over too soon あっけな akkena unsatisfying, disappointing, abrupt, not enough, too quick, too short, over too soon 呆気なく akkenaku unsatisfying, disappointing, abrupt, not enough, too quick, too short, over too soon 呆気のう akkenou unsatisfying, disappointing, abrupt, not enough, too quick, too short, over too soon あっけねえ akkenee unsatisfying, disappointing, abrupt, not enough, too quick, too short, over too soon 呆気なきゃ akkenakya unsatisfying, disappointing, abrupt, not enough, too quick, too short, over too soon あっけなく akkenaku unsatisfying, disappointing, abrupt, not enough, too quick, too short, over too soon

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