“Unsociable” in Japanese
Short answer
Unsociable in Japanese is “無愛想” (buaisou). Full meaning: unsociable, unfriendly, blunt, surly, curt, cold, brusque.
Other ways to say “Unsociable” in Japanese
交際嫌い
kousaigirai unsociable, introverted
非社交的
hishakouteki unsociable, retiring, solitude-loving
ギスギス
gisugisu stiff (atmosphere, manner, etc.), cold, unfriendly, unsociable, edgy; thin and bony, scrawny
メンタルフレンド
mentarufurendo student volunteer supporting a truant, unsociable, etc. child
閉鎖的
heisateki insular, closed, unsociable, exclusive
曲がない
kyokuganai conventional and uninteresting, stereotypical and boring, commonplace; unsociable, unfriendly, cold, indifferent
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
キスキス
kisukisu stiff (atmosphere, manner, etc.), cold, unfriendly, unsociable, edgy; thin and bony, scrawny
無愛嬌
buaikyou unamiability; brusque, unfriendly, unsociable, curt
ＸＯＸＯ
kisukisu stiff (atmosphere, manner, etc.), cold, unfriendly, unsociable, edgy; thin and bony, scrawny
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