“Low-life” in Japanese
Short answer
Low-life in Japanese is “ゲスい” (gesui). Full meaning: sleazy, vulgar, low-life, shabby.
Other ways to say “Low-life” in Japanese
下種
gesu vulgar person, low-life, sleazebag, boor
げす
gesu vulgar person, low-life, sleazebag, boor
下衆
gesu vulgar person, low-life, sleazebag, boor
下司
gesu vulgar person, low-life, sleazebag, boor
ゲスく
gesuku sleazy, vulgar, low-life, shabby
げすかろふ
gesukaroo sleazy, vulgar, low-life, shabby
ゲスかろふ
gesukaroo sleazy, vulgar, low-life, shabby
ゲスきゃ
gesukya sleazy, vulgar, low-life, shabby
ゲスかろ
gesukaro sleazy, vulgar, low-life, shabby
ゲスかっ
gesuka sleazy, vulgar, low-life, shabby
ゲスけれ
gesukere sleazy, vulgar, low-life, shabby
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