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WHAT DEOES BAKA MEAN?

BAKABAKA BAKABAKABAKABAKABAKABAKABAKKAAAAAAAAAA
 FLUFFYMUFFIN posted over a year ago
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Sinna_Hime_chan said:
Ah~ I just signed back on & they took the words I was going to tell you:

IMBECILE/IDIOT or FOOL
馬鹿, ばか, or バカ or (ass or jerk)
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 Ah~ I just signed back on & they took the words I was going to tell you: IMBECILE/IDIOT or [b][u]FOOL[/u][/b] 馬鹿, ばか, or バカ or (ass or jerk)
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ravissa said:
t mean idiot
but it can also mean fool, or stupide.

There is also bakayarou, wich I guess is the mais complete form...However I am no expert. I learn japaness while watching anime.

Perhaps u shoudl google it.
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lol ty
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madening_mahem said:
stupid, dumb, idiot, moron, silly, imbecile, ect.
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hetalianstella said:
It basically means dumb, stupid, idiotic, moronic, foolish, anything around that area.
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videogamergirl said:
The Japanese say it to refer to someone as stupid, idiot, and dumb. The translation is imbecile, fool, and idiot.
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EeveeOak500 said:
MORON
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ImAnEasel said:
In Japanese, it means fool or idiot. However, in another language (I don't know which one), it means cow. It's definitely my favourite insult - it just sounds so satisfyingly ANGRY!! :D

'Bakayaro, konoyaro.' - Killer Bee.
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 In Japanese, it means fool or idiot. However, in another language (I don't know which one), it means cow. It's definitely my favourite insult - it just sounds so satisfyingly ANGRY!! :D 'Bakayaro, konoyaro.' - Killer Bee.
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Nikku1 said:
I think it means Idiot.cuz I watched Summond the test and they always say that u baka ,that is the reason I think so
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