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► 名詞
勝手  [かって]  [勝手が悪い]    meaning:  use  rank: 3
☆ この道具はどうも勝手がい ⇨ This tool is hard to use

勝手  [かって]    meaning:  way  rank: 3
☆ このソフト使っいので勝手がからない ⇨ I’ve never used this software so I don’t know my way around it

勝手  [かって]  [勝手が違う]    meaning:  way  rank: 3
☆ しい未だ勝手が違っじがする ⇨ I’m still not used to my new house and it still feels weird  (☛ The state of being accustomed to the way something works)

勝手  [かって]    meaning:  kitchen  rank: 4
☆   (☛ An older expression)

► 形容動詞
勝手  [かって]    meaning:  allow  rank: 1
☆ は勝手に自転車使った ⇨ He used my bicycle without asking me

勝手  [かって]  [勝手にする]    meaning:  like  rank: 1
☆ 勝手にしろ! ⇨ Suit yourself!

勝手  [かって]    meaning:  selfish  rank: 1
☆ 勝手ながら明日休業させて頂きます ⇨ We apologize (for our selfishness), but we will be closed tomorrow
☆ 勝手なことばかりいやがって ⇨ You keep saying one selfish thing after another. You’re always selfish
☆ 勝手に勘違いするな! ⇨ Don’t misinterpret in your own favor!
☆ 軍隊では勝手な行動されない ⇨ Selfish behaviors won’t be tolerated in military


More examples:
  • があると勝手にいしていた ⇨ He somehow misunderstood that I had feelings for him
  • 「勝手にしろ」と吐き捨てるように言った ⇨ “Whatever”, he said as if to spit the words out, angrily
  • どうぞご勝手に ⇨ Please do whatever you like
  • 全部聞かずに勝手にとちりした ⇨ He didn’t listen to the whole story and drew a wrong conclusion on his own
  • 彼等製品競争相手べて使い勝手のさで勝っている ⇨ Their product is better than that of their rival at ease of use
  • 身勝手をおさい ⇨ Please forgive me for my selfishness
  • 彼女自分勝手にはいたがらない ⇨ I can’t close my mouth, my jaw stays dropped, because of her selfishness
  • 自分勝手な振るい ⇨ Selfish behavior
  • なんて自分勝手なだ ⇨ What a selfish bastard
  • 他人を勝手に使ってはいけない ⇨ You can’t use belongings of someone else without a permission
  • どうしようとの勝手でしょ ⇨ What to do with it is my business
  • 彼等子供に好き勝手にさせている ⇨ They let their children do whatever they want
  • この道具使い勝手がい ⇨ This tool is very easy to use
  • あいつの自分勝手さにはれる ⇨ I am speechless about his selfishness
  • の勝手な理論受容するつもりはない ⇨ I have no intention of accepting his arbitrary logic