“Extras” in Japanese
Short answer
Extras in Japanese is “がや” (gaya). Full meaning: background chatter on a film, TV show, etc., walla, rhubard; extras, background actors.
Other ways to say “Extras” in Japanese
プラスオン
purasuon extras, addition, supplement
その他大勢
sonotaoozei (and) many others, extras (in a film)
ガヤ
gaya background chatter on a film, TV show, etc., walla, rhubard; extras, background actors
かや
kaya background chatter on a film, TV show, etc., walla, rhubard; extras, background actors
カヤ
kaya background chatter on a film, TV show, etc., walla, rhubard; extras, background actors
加悦
kaya background chatter on a film, TV show, etc., walla, rhubard; extras, background actors
伽耶
kaya background chatter on a film, TV show, etc., walla, rhubard; extras, background actors
可也
kaya background chatter on a film, TV show, etc., walla, rhubard; extras, background actors
香屋
kaya background chatter on a film, TV show, etc., walla, rhubard; extras, background actors
加舎
kaya background chatter on a film, TV show, etc., walla, rhubard; extras, background actors
賀谷
gaya background chatter on a film, TV show, etc., walla, rhubard; extras, background actors
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