“What's the matter?” in Japanese
Short answer
What's the matter? in Japanese is “どうしたの” (doushitano). Full meaning: what's the matter?, what's wrong?; what happened (to) ...?, what have you done (with) ...?, where is ...?.
Other ways to say “What's the matter?” in Japanese
どうしたん
doushitan what's the matter?, what's wrong?
どないしたん
donaishitan what's the matter?
なんざましょ
nanzamasho what is it?, what's the matter?, I wonder
どうかした
doukashita is something wrong?, what's wrong?, what's the matter?; slightest, mere, trivial, some, chance, accidental, unexpected
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