How to Say ‘Not too tight’ in Japanese
しすぎず
shi sugi zu
[shi]
💬 Usage Tip: [しすぎず] means "without overdoing it" or "not too much." It's a handy way to soften descriptions of fit: [細すぎず] "not too slim," [ぴったりしすぎず] "not too tight-fitting."
Phrase Breakdown
しすぎ
shi
overdoing
Refers to doing something in excess.
食べ過ぎに注意。
Be careful not to overeat.
Words in this phrase
し
shi
[shi]
to do
Refers to performing an action or task.
試着しすぎず、ちょうど良いサイズを探す。
Find the right size without trying too many.
し
shi
[shi]
to do
Refers to performing an action or task.
試着しすぎず、ちょうど良いサイズを探す。
Find the right size without trying too many.
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