不運
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Base noun form. Used to describe a state of bad luck or unfortunate circumstances. Often appears in phrases like 『不運な』 (fuun na, 'unlucky') as a na-adjective.
Theme
In a casual chat at a park, User and their friend Akira are discussing recent events and sharing thoughts on luck.
不運
ふうん
unlucky / misfortune / bad luck
Advanced ExpansionAbstract Concepts
Memory Hook
Imagine someone with a 'frown' (sounds like 'fu-un') after a series of unlucky events — they're feeling 『不運』 (fuun, 'unlucky'). 'Frown' → 不運 (fuun, 'unlucky').
Cultural Note
In Japan, 『不運』 (fuun, 'unlucky') is often discussed in contexts like games, sports, or life events. People might say 『不運だったね』 (fuun datta ne, 'that was unlucky, huh') to express sympathy after a misfortune.
Forms
Base: 不運Base noun form. Used to describe a state of bad luck or unfortunate circumstances. Often appears in phrases like 『不運な』 (fuun na, 'unlucky') as a na-adjective.