fatso in Japanese
fatso in Japanese is デブ, 太っちょ — fatso means (offensive, informal) An insulting term for someone who is overweight.
fatso in Japanese
デブ
Pronounced: debu
(colloquial, pejorative) Someone who is overweight.
太っちょ
Pronounced: futotcho
(colloquial, pejorative) Someone who is overweight.
What does "fatso" mean?
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noun (offensive, informal) An insulting term for someone who is overweight.
"Kids can be cruel — some of them used to call him "fatso" at school."
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- Kids can be cruel — some of them used to call him "fatso" at school.
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What is "fatso" in Japanese?
"fatso" in Japanese is デブ, 太っちょ. fatso means: (offensive, informal) An insulting term for someone who is overweight.
How do you pronounce デブ?
"fatso" in Japanese is デブ, pronounced "debu".
How do you use "fatso" in a sentence?
Example: "Kids can be cruel — some of them used to call him "fatso" at school." In Japanese, "fatso" is デブ, 太っちょ.
Are there other ways to say "fatso" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "fatso": デブ, 太っちょ.
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