How to Say ‘Stop it’ in Japanese
やめろ
yamero
[yah-meh-ro]
💬 Usage Tip: やめろ is the blunt command form of やめる, so it means a forceful "Stop!" You'll hear it in urgent scenes; a softer real-life request would be やめて or やめてください.
Phrase Breakdown
やめろ
yamero
[yah-meh-ro]
stop (imperative)
An imperative form used to tell someone to stop doing something immediately.
やめろ、その先は危険だ！
Stop, it's dangerous ahead!
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