2017年11月16日 · In Japanese, baka na バカな means something is "stupid." But, often, b-b-b-bakana!!! translates to English as "impossible!!!" or "it can't be!!!" and it's typically used by villains when the protagonist does something extremely absurd …

Bakana! or, rather, baka na バカな, is a phrase cut short. Since the na particle turned baka into an adjective, there should be a noun for it to describe. But where is the noun?

2011年11月7日 · Bakana is Japanese for impossible or also used to highlight the ridiculousness of a situation. Bakana is frequently used in Anime and Manga.

The expression baka-yarō 馬鹿野郎 is one of the most insulting terms in the Japanese lexicon, but it is vague and can range in meaning from an affectionate 'silly-willy' to an abusive 'jerk-off fool'.

2008年5月12日 · Masaka is an adverb while bakana is the adnominal form of an adjective. Masaka kimi-ga kuru-towa omowanakatta. Hardly did I think you would come. Sonna bakana hanashi, honto janai. Such a ridiculous story isn't true.

2016年11月22日 · When watching anime/playing video games with Japanese soundtracks, I've often heard characters exclaim "ばかな!", apparently roughly transliterated as "ba ka na", which many anime/videogames translate as "impossible" and sounds to me eerily like bu4 ke3 neng2 (不可能 - "impossible" in Chinese).

2016年7月21日 · In Japanese, baka バカ, also spelled 馬鹿, ばか, means "stupid" or "idiot." It can mean that someone is stupid, or did something stupid. Or is stupid about something, i.e. fixated on it. That's stupidly high, i.e. absurdly high, extremely so. Or that it became stupid in the sense of it stopped functioning.

Definition of "Bakana" @KatarraBeltza Depende del contexto, pero Bakana significa estúpido o tonto normalmente. A veces, significa que no es posible.|¨No puede ser¨ o algo así.. English (US) French (France) German Italian Japanese Korean Polish Portuguese (Brazil) Portuguese (Portugal) Russian Simplified Chinese (China) Spanish (Mexico ...