“The likes of” in Japanese
Short answer
The likes of in Japanese is “なんか” (nanka). Full meaning: something like ..., things like ..., someone like ..., the likes of ....
Other ways to say “The likes of” in Japanese
なんざあ
nanzaa et cetera, etc., and the like, and so forth; the likes of, something like
風情
fuzei taste, elegance, charm; appearance, air; the likes of ..., lowly people such as ...
ナンカ
nanka something like ..., things like ..., someone like ..., the likes of ...
ナンガ
nanga something like ..., things like ..., someone like ..., the likes of ...
等
tou et cetera, etc., and the like, and so forth; or something; the likes of
ラ
ra et cetera, etc., and the like, and so forth; or something; the likes of
南柯
nanka something like ..., things like ..., someone like ..., the likes of ...
ふぜい
fuzei taste, elegance, charm; appearance, air; the likes of ..., lowly people such as ...
フゼイ
fuzei taste, elegance, charm; appearance, air; the likes of ..., lowly people such as ...
邊
ra et cetera, etc., and the like, and so forth; or something; the likes of
風ぜい
fuzei taste, elegance, charm; appearance, air; the likes of ..., lowly people such as ...
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