“I implore you” in Japanese
Short answer
I implore you in Japanese is “後生だから” (goshoudakara). Full meaning: for goodness' sake, for the love of God, I implore you, ..., I beg of you, ....
Other ways to say “I implore you” in Japanese
後生
goshou younger people, future generations; afterlife; for goodness' sake, for the love of God, I implore you, ..., I beg of you, ...
ごしょう
goshou younger people, future generations; afterlife; for goodness' sake, for the love of God, I implore you, ..., I beg of you, ...
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