How to say small-town in Japanese

田舎っぽい【いなかっぽいinakappoi】 Inflection

adjective:

  • provincial; rural; parochial; small-town; unsophisticated

Example Sentences

靴kutsuがga小さchiisaすぎるsugiruからkara新しいatarashiiのnoをwo買うkau必要hitsuyouがgaあるaruなna。
My shoes are too small. I need new ones.
小規模shoukiboのno森林shinrin火災kasaiはhaみるみるmirumiru広がりhirogari大dai火災kasaiとtoなっnaたta。
A small forest fire quickly spread and became a huge conflagration.
ぼくbokuのno家ieはha目障りmezawariだったdattaけれどkeredo、小さなchiisana目障りmezawariだったdattaからkara、見逃されていたminogasareteita。
My own house was an eyesore, but it was a small eyesore, and it had been overlooked.
「お前omae、どこdokoのno子koだda？」足ashiにni纏わりついてmatsuwaritsuiteきたkitaのnoはha、小さなchiisana子猫konekoだったdatta。灰色haiiroのno縞模様shimamoyouのnoふわふわfuwafuwaしたshita猫nekoだda。
"Who do you belong to?" Wrapped around his feet was a small cat. It was a fluffy grey striped cat.
このkonoドライバーDORAIBAAはha小さchiisaすぎてsugite役に立たないyakunitatanai。
This driver is too small and isn't very useful.

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