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If you're asking about how to 'pronounce' the English word "sinister", it would be pronounced something like "shini-staah". In romanji, it would be spelled "shinisutaa".
If you're asking "How do you say "sinister" in Japanese?",
the answer would be "fukitsu na", or 不吉な. Also "magamagashii" (まがまがしい).
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