dimwit in Japanese
dimwit in Japanese is あほ, ばか, 間抜け — dimwit means an informal, mildly insulting term for a stupid or slow-witted person.
dimwit in Japanese
あほ
Pronounced: aho
(pejorative) A person who is deficient in intelligence.
ばか
Pronounced: baka
(pejorative) A person who is deficient in intelligence.
間抜け
Pronounced: manuke
(pejorative) A person who is deficient in intelligence.
What does "dimwit" mean?
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noun An informal, mildly insulting term for a stupid or slow-witted person.
"Only a dimwit would leave the keys in the ignition."
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- Only a dimwit would leave the keys in the ignition.
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What is "dimwit" in Japanese?
"dimwit" in Japanese is あほ, ばか, 間抜け. dimwit means: An informal, mildly insulting term for a stupid or slow-witted person.
How do you pronounce あほ?
"dimwit" in Japanese is あほ, pronounced "aho".
How do you use "dimwit" in a sentence?
Example: "Only a dimwit would leave the keys in the ignition." In Japanese, "dimwit" is あほ, ばか, 間抜け.
Are there other ways to say "dimwit" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "dimwit": あほ, ばか, 間抜け.
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