“Prank” in Japanese
Short answer
Prank in Japanese is “悪ふざけ” (warufuzake). Full meaning: prank, practical joke, horseplay, mischievous trick.
Other ways to say “Prank” in Japanese
転合
tengou prank, joke
悪遊び
waruasobi prank, evil pleasures, gambling
戯れ言
zaregoto prank, practical joke
おいた
oita mischief, (child's) prank; (extramarital) affair
悪戯
itazura mischief, prank, trick, practical joke; mischievous, naughty; pastime, hobby
ドッキリ
dokkiri feeling startled, getting a shock; prank, practical joke
わるふざけ
warufuzake prank, practical joke, horseplay, mischievous trick
ワルフザケ
warufuzake prank, practical joke, horseplay, mischievous trick
イタズラ
itazura mischief, prank, trick, practical joke; mischievous, naughty; pastime, hobby
及田
oita mischief, (child's) prank; (extramarital) affair
老田
oita mischief, (child's) prank; (extramarital) affair
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