It is essential to learn Japanese vocabulary when studying the language. In addition to words borrowed from other languages, Japanese vocabulary is vast and diverse. Learning essential words and phrases, as well as specialized terminology and idiomatic expressions, is essential for effective communication in Japanese.
Japanese Vocabulary: 悪い (わるい)
Meaning: “bad” or “evil.”
Examples:
- たばこは体に悪い。 Cigarettes are bad for your health.
- タバコは体に悪い。 Cigarettes are bad for your health.
- 悪い噂を耳にした。 I heard a bad rumor.
- 悪い奴らと遊ぶな。 Don’t mess around with bad guys.
- 明らかに彼が悪い。 It’s clearly his fault.
- あの人は悪い人です。 He/she is a bad person.
- ここは悪いのですか。 Is here bad?
- ごめん。悪い、悪い。 Sorry. My bad, my bad.
- 彼は寝相がとても悪い His sleeping position is very bad.
- 彼は悪い人ではない。 He is not a bad person.
- 彼は言葉遣いが悪い。 His way of speaking is vulgar.