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melai
what is bakero in japanese
Jun 15, 2008 4:18 AM
Answers · 2
Hi, melai.
Where did you find this word? If you found it in movie or manga, i think it's "Bakayaro".
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=bakayaro
it's sound like "bakero".
Anyway i hope you can enjoy italki.
Bye
June 16, 2008
i'm afraid a little, that you might write the japanese word differently, because we rarely say like that.
but, if you are sure that you heard so, the phrase 'bakero' means, 'transform yourself' or 'disguise yourself'.
the verb, 'bakeru' means 'transform' or 'disguise'. and in kanjis, '化ける'
and 'ro', signifies that the verb is an order.
June 15, 2008
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