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

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

  • 「がっかりしています、それは私の期待に添えませんでした。」 (Gakkari shiteimasu, sore wa watashi no kitai ni soemasen deshita.)

Here’s a breakdown of the phrase:

  • がっかりしています (Gakkari shiteimasu) means “I am disappointed” or “I feel let down.”
  • それは私の期待に添えませんでした (Sore wa watashi no kitai ni soemasen deshita) means “it didn’t meet my expectations.”

This phrase allows you to express your disappointment when something falls short of what you had hoped for or expected.

Conclusion

Learning how to express amazement and disappointment in Japanese enables you to effectively communicate your feelings and reactions in various situations. Whether you want to convey your sense of wonder or express disappointment when expectations aren’t met, these phrases provide a way to express your emotions authentically.

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