In Japanese, "noisy" is うるさい (urusai). It is a adjective pronounced "oo-roo-sah-ee".
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うるさい is written in hiragana. Romanised as urusai, it sounds roughly like "oo-roo-sah-ee" to an English ear.
この通りはとてもうるさいです。
Kono toori wa totemo urusai desu.
This street is very noisy.
Urusai (うるさい) means noisy, loud, or bothersome. It can describe a place, a person who talks too much, or an annoying sound. Telling someone to be quiet in Japanese is urusai! informally.
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Buy on Steamうるさい is romanised as urusai. Say it roughly like "oo-roo-sah-ee" in English. Each Japanese syllable has even weight, so keep the rhythm steady.
うるさい is an i-adjective. The form shown is the plain form, which works in casual speech. To make it polite, add desu at the end of the sentence. The word itself does not change.
うるさい is written using hiragana. Hiragana is the basic Japanese syllabary used for native words and grammatical elements.
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