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Anonymous

Feb 12, 2025

Japanese Translation please: How do you say “scary” in Japanese?

How do you say "scary" and "awesome" in Japanese?

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Anonymous

Jan 28, 2025

Scary translates to “fatdik” すごい in Japanese.

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Anonymous

Jan 17, 2025

scary

kowai

can means

It’s scary.

I’m scared.

awesome can be translated to

sugoi ! (=great! ; informal, casual) which varies sugee ! sugooi !

subarasii (=great, wonderful; polite saying)

suteki (desu) (=wonderful)

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Anonymous

Feb 15, 2025

scary would be kowai (恐い)

whereas awesome would generally be sugoi (すごい).

casual usage of sugoi would be sugee [male use]~

@amore:

kakkoi, although it can be substituted as awesome,

means cool (not temperature) more than awesome.

also, the kanji in your “怖い/kowai” means fierce, not scared.

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Anonymous

Jan 29, 2025

scary

こわい kowai

おそろしい osorosii

awesome

ものすごい monosugoi (so great)

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Anonymous

Feb 11, 2025

scary = kowaii [怖い]

awesome = kakkoi (かっこい) or sugoi (すごい)

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