“Unsuitable” in Japanese
Short answer
Unsuitable in Japanese is “不向き” (fumuki). Full meaning: unfit, unsuitable, unmarketable.
Other ways to say “Unsuitable” in Japanese
不適切
futekisetsu unsuitable, inappropriate, improper
そぐわない
soguwanai unsuitable, not matching, out of character
年甲斐も無い
toshigaimonai unbecoming, unsuitable, disgraceful, wrong for one's age, unworthy of one's years, thoughtless for one's age
不似合い
funiai unbecoming, improper, unsuitable, ill-matched, unworthy of
思わしくない
omowashikunai disappointing, unsatisfactory, unsuitable
ふむき
fumuki unfit, unsuitable, unmarketable
可笑しい
okashii funny, amusing, comical, laughable, ridiculous; strange, odd, funny, peculiar, weird, wrong, unusual, eccentric; wrong, unsuitable, improper, inappropriate, unbecoming
可笑しな
okashina funny, amusing, comical, laughable, ridiculous; strange, odd, funny, peculiar, weird, wrong, unusual, eccentric; wrong, unsuitable, improper, inappropriate, unbecoming
可笑い
okashii funny, amusing, comical, laughable, ridiculous; strange, odd, funny, peculiar, weird, wrong, unusual, eccentric; wrong, unsuitable, improper, inappropriate, unbecoming
怪訝しい
okashii funny, amusing, comical, laughable, ridiculous; strange, odd, funny, peculiar, weird, wrong, unusual, eccentric; wrong, unsuitable, improper, inappropriate, unbecoming
オカシイ
okashii funny, amusing, comical, laughable, ridiculous; strange, odd, funny, peculiar, weird, wrong, unusual, eccentric; wrong, unsuitable, improper, inappropriate, unbecoming
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