JLPT N4 Vocabulary

Definition:

regrettable; unfortunate

JLPT N4 vocabulary list

Learn Japanese vocabulary: 【ざんねん】(zannen). Meaning: regrettable; unfortunate.

Type: Noun, Adjective, な-adjective

Level: JLPT N4 Vocabulary

- Example Sentences

Each example sentence includes a Japanese furigana reading, the romaji reading, and the English translation.

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Example #1

それはほんとうにざんねんです。
sore wa hontou ni zannen desu.
That is truly unfortunate.
Example #2

あなたにあえなくてざんねんです。
anata ni aenakute zannen desu.
It is unfortunate that I couldn't meet with you.
Example #3

これはとてもざんねんなけっかである。
kore wa totemo zannen na kekka de aru.
This is a truly unfortunate result.

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