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Bakayaro conayaro
Not a very good friend to keep calling you that behind your back. Unless they were just joking
It is usually used as an affectionate term depending on the type of relationship. If its a type of sibling relationship even between two really close friends then its most likley affectionate
Baka! How do you not already know what it means?
BAKA
Baka!
baka!
*ばか
aww, am sure it's affectionate?
Depending on the actual word and what regional dialect is spoken it actually could be. In one area "aho" means along the lines of "dummy" like you would say to a friend and "baka" would be like yelling "******". In another region though, "aho" means "******" and "baka" means "dummy"
Wouldn't be a problem if you watched any subbed anime ever
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shouldnt be a Baka, then.
you should be happy you aren't one of those idiots to tattoo Japanese symbols real big on their body