| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| ้ปใใใใใใ | ใ ใพใใใใใใ |
Pronunciation: Damare, urusai
How to Say It Outloud: Dah-mah-reh, oo-roo-sah-ee
Usage: Used when telling someone to be quiet forcefully because they are being annoying.
Example Sentence Japanese:
้ปใใใใใใ๏ผ
้ปใใใใใใ๏ผExample Sentence English:Shut up, you're annoying!
Shut up, you're annoying!| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| ้ปใใ่ฟทๆใ | ใ ใพใใใใใใใ |
Pronunciation: Damare, meiwaku da
How to Say It Outloud: Dah-mah-reh, meh-ee-wah-koo dah
Usage: Used when someone is being a nuisance and you want them to stop talking.
Example Sentence Japanese:้ปใใ่ฟทๆใ ๏ผ
้ปใใ่ฟทๆใ ๏ผExample Sentence English:Shut up, you're a nuisance!
Shut up, you're a nuisance!| Hiragana |
|---|
| ใใใใใ้ปใฃใฆ |
Pronunciation: Urusai, damatte
How to Say It Outloud: Oo-roo-sah-ee, dah-maht-teh
Usage: Used when telling someone to be quiet because they are being loud and annoying.
Example Sentence Japanese:ใใใใใ้ปใฃใฆ๏ผ
ใใใใใ้ปใฃใฆ๏ผExample Sentence English:You're so loud, be quiet!
You're so loud, be quiet!| Hiragana |
|---|
| ้ปใฃใฆใใใใใใใ |
Pronunciation: Damatte kure, urusai
How to Say It Outloud: Dah-maht-teh koo-reh, oo-roo-sah-ee
Usage: A command telling someone to be quiet because they are annoying.
Example Sentence Japanese:้ปใฃใฆใใใใใใใ๏ผ
้ปใฃใฆใใใใใใใ๏ผExample Sentence English:Be quiet, you're annoying!
Be quiet, you're annoying!| Kanji | Hiragana |
|---|---|
| ๅฃใ้ใใใใใใใ | ใใกใใจใใใใใใใ |
Pronunciation: Kuchi o tojiro, urusai
How to Say It Outloud: Koo-chee oh toh-jee-roh, oo-roo-sah-ee
Usage: Used when commanding someone to close their mouth because they are being annoying.
Example Sentence Japanese:ๅฃใ้ใใใใใใใ๏ผ
ๅฃใ้ใใใใใใใ๏ผExample Sentence English:Close your mouth, you're annoying!
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