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Japanese Translation?
Gesu yarou, what does that mean? i need to know from people who speak japanese because google translate could be wrong
6 Answers
- 6 years ago
gesu = low life, someone of a humble or poor background
yarou = rascal, brat
so basically a low life brat
ive never heard that phase b4. . been studying japanese almost a year
Source(s): talking translator jap to eng - 6 years ago
The translation would be "You shameless asshole!"
"Gesu" means something doesn't have anything for you to pay respect to. It means similar to "Iyashii."
"Yarou" means "a person" and they often use the word when they call someone when they're upset and mad.
Source(s): I'm Japanese. - tl;drLv 66 years ago
"yarou" is also another form of "darou" (is probably) this could also mean "it must be/is probably a guess".
It all depends on the meaning of "gesu"--whether its a proper name, or the English loan word "guess".
Impossible to tell, as there is no context given.
- 6 years ago
gesu = 下衆 low-life, mean
yaro(u) = 野郎 person, man
It means "Kiss my ***!" ,"What a mean guy!" or something like that. It is not good word...
