How to Say ‘I’m Disappointed, It Didn’t Meet My Expectations’ in Japanese

When you want to express disappointment in Japanese and convey that something didn’t meet your expectations, you can use the following phrase:

  • 「期待外れでがっかりしています。」 (Kitai hazure de gakkari shiteimasu.)

Here’s a breakdown of the phrase:

  • 期待外れで (Kitai hazure de) means “disappointed due to unmet expectations.”
  • がっかりしています (Gakkari shiteimasu) means “I am disappointed” or “I feel let down.”

This phrase effectively communicates your sense of disappointment when something falls short of your expectations.

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