How Do You Say Cool In Japanese

If you are referring to a person you can say kakkoii english us french france german italian japanese korean polish portuguese brazil portuguese portugal russian simplified chinese china spanish mexico traditional chinese taiwan turkish vietnamese.

I ve been studying japanese for 7 months. The closest and most direct translation of cool in english is the word かっこいい. I recently sat in on a japanese class and the teacher said something along the lines of ita di to describe something or someone as not cool or out of place. In an english conversation using the word cool may seem very common to express your satisfaction with a situation.

There is a different word you can use to mean cool or handsome かっこいい kakkoii example 1. If you mean cool or cold water you say tsumetai.

In english mint flavor is cool but there is no equivalent adjective in japanese. Usually you can use this to relate to someone or something that you find as cool or smart and good looking. You can also say yabai but it is colloquial.

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How do you say not cool in japanese. It is very cool here. If we d like to say something along the lines of cool. A more slangy variation of this is.

If you mean cool temperature you should say suzushii cold temperature is samui. It s never used as a response like it sounds cool or cool idea. You put desu like suzushii desu. The way to say cool for objects is sukoshi tsumetai literally.

But remember かっこいい kakkoii is used to describe the physical appearance of something and not a situation. Friends of mine who speak japanese don t seem to know this word. If you want the word for cool which is the temperature it is suzushii.

A bit cold unlike english japanese does not use the word suzushii for people e g.