“So-and-so” in Japanese
Short answer
So-and-so in Japanese is “誰々” (daredare). Full meaning: so-and-so; who?, which people?.
Other ways to say “So-and-so” in Japanese
某々
boubou so-and-so
斯う斯う
koukou so and so, such and such
斯く斯く
kakukaku such and such, so and so
何々
naninani what; so-and-so, such and such, something (or other); what?, wait, hang on
斯く斯く然々
kakukakushikajika such and such, so and so
某某
boubou so-and-so
誰誰
daredare so-and-so; who?, which people?
何とか
nantoka something, something or other, so-and-so; somehow, anyhow, one way or another
彼とか
kantoka something, something or other, so-and-so
うんたら
untara something-something, yada yada, so-and-so
うんたらかんたら
untarakantara something-something, yada yada, so-and-so
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