“Raillery” in Japanese
Short answer
Raillery in Japanese is “揶揄” (yayu). Full meaning: banter, raillery, ridicule, teasing, making fun of.
Other ways to say “Raillery” in Japanese
冷やかし
hiyakashi banter, teasing, chaffing, raillery, josh; merely asking the price, just looking at goods, window-shopping, browsing
やゆ
yayu banter, raillery, ridicule, teasing, making fun of
ヤユ
yayu banter, raillery, ridicule, teasing, making fun of
びやかし
biyakashi banter, teasing, chaffing, raillery, josh; merely asking the price, just looking at goods, window-shopping, browsing
ヒヤカシ
hiyakashi banter, teasing, chaffing, raillery, josh; merely asking the price, just looking at goods, window-shopping, browsing
ひやかし
hiyakashi banter, teasing, chaffing, raillery, josh; merely asking the price, just looking at goods, window-shopping, browsing
ビヤカシ
biyakashi banter, teasing, chaffing, raillery, josh; merely asking the price, just looking at goods, window-shopping, browsing
素見
hiyakashi banter, teasing, chaffing, raillery, josh; merely asking the price, just looking at goods, window-shopping, browsing
冷語し
hiyakashi banter, teasing, chaffing, raillery, josh; merely asking the price, just looking at goods, window-shopping, browsing
冷かし
hiyakashi banter, teasing, chaffing, raillery, josh; merely asking the price, just looking at goods, window-shopping, browsing
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