What does Kimi wa Baka Yaro (or Yano? Yalo?) mean...?
I just heard it from someone i know but he doesn't want to tell me the meaning. I told him first that i was not going to talk to him anymore then he replied to me that "kimi wa baka yaro / yalo / yano"

Then Also said like

" Kisama Hontoni Bakarano"

or " Kisama hontoni takarano"
or "kisama takarayo?"
or "kisama Takayaro?"

sounds like that (i think not so sure)) I imagine he's saying i'm idiot :P. That coward

Question

What does Kimi wa Baka Yaro (or Yano? Yalo?) mean...?
I just heard it from someone i know but he doesn't want to tell me the meaning. I told him first that i was not going to talk to him anymore then he replied to me that "kimi wa baka yaro / yalo / yano"

Then Also said  like

" Kisama Hontoni Bakarano"

or " Kisama hontoni takarano" 
or "kisama takarayo?" 
or "kisama Takayaro?"

sounds like that (i think not so sure)) I imagine he's saying i'm idiot :P. That coward

Answer

It is not quite polite hahahaha

kimi wa bakayaro means you are really stupid
kisama hontoni bakayaro can mean you are really really really stupid

(to stay polite I would translate like that haha)

Answer

Correct Me If I'm Wrong But With "Yalo", Im Pretty Sure The Japanese Language Doesn't Have The Letter/Sound Of "L" . Not Being Unpolite

Answer

"Kisama" is a rude way of saying "you", and bakayaro is a way of calling someone stupid.

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