“Having no class” in Japanese
Short answer
Having no class in Japanese is “素っぴん” (suppin). Full meaning: face with no make-up; sobriety; having no class (e.g. in a RPG), (being) jobless.
Other ways to say “Having no class” in Japanese
スッピン
suppin face with no make-up; sobriety; having no class (e.g. in a RPG), (being) jobless
すっぴん
suppin face with no make-up; sobriety; having no class (e.g. in a RPG), (being) jobless
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