“Not allowed” in Japanese
Short answer
Not allowed in Japanese is “ＮＧ” (enujii). Full meaning: no good, not allowed, not acceptable; outtake, blooper, retake.
Other ways to say “Not allowed” in Japanese
不可
fuka wrong, bad, improper, unjustifiable, inadvisable; not allowed, not possible; failing grade
明かん
akan useless, no good, hopeless; cannot, must not, not allowed
ノー
nou no; no, without, not needed, not allowed
駄目
dame no good, not serving its purpose, useless, broken; hopeless, wasted, in vain, purposeless; cannot, must not, not allowed
あきまへん
akimahen useless, no good, hopeless; cannot, must not, not allowed
ダーメ
daame no good, not serving its purpose, useless, broken; hopeless, wasted, in vain, purposeless; cannot, must not, not allowed
だーめ
daame no good, not serving its purpose, useless, broken; hopeless, wasted, in vain, purposeless; cannot, must not, not allowed
ダ〜メ
daame no good, not serving its purpose, useless, broken; hopeless, wasted, in vain, purposeless; cannot, must not, not allowed
だぁめ
daame no good, not serving its purpose, useless, broken; hopeless, wasted, in vain, purposeless; cannot, must not, not allowed
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