“No way” in Japanese
Short answer
No way in Japanese is “やだ” (yada). Full meaning: not a chance, not likely, no way, no; oh no, yuck, eew.
Other ways to say “No way” in Japanese
そんな
sonna such, that sort of, that kind of, like that; no way!, never!
ちゃらっぽこ
charappoko no way, that can't be true, nonsense!
そんなバナナ
sonnabanana no way!, what nonsense!, how can that be?
無い無い
nainai cleaning up, tidying up; no way, no chance
ヤダ
yada not a chance, not likely, no way, no; oh no, yuck, eew
やた
yata not a chance, not likely, no way, no; oh no, yuck, eew
ヤタ
yata not a chance, not likely, no way, no; oh no, yuck, eew
やや
yaya oh!, oh my!, dear me!; not a chance, not likely, no way, no; oh no, yuck, eew
ダウト
dauto I doubt it (card game), cheat, bluff, bullshit; I doubt that, no way, you're fibbing
ソンナ
sonna such, that sort of, that kind of, like that; no way!, never!
あかんべえ
akanbei pulling down one's lower eyelid and sticking out one's tongue (as a taunt or gesture of contempt or rejection); no way!, no!, get lost!
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