“To skip out” in Japanese
Short answer
To skip out in Japanese is “ほっぽかす” (hoppokasu). Full meaning: to leave, to skip out.
Other ways to say “To skip out” in Japanese
サボる
saboru to be truant, to slack off, to play hooky, to skip school, to cut class, to skip out
さぼる
saboru to be truant, to slack off, to play hooky, to skip school, to cut class, to skip out
サボれる
saboreru to be truant, to slack off, to play hooky, to skip school, to cut class, to skip out
さぼれる
saboreru to be truant, to slack off, to play hooky, to skip school, to cut class, to skip out
サボん
sabon to be truant, to slack off, to play hooky, to skip school, to cut class, to skip out
さぼん
sabon to be truant, to slack off, to play hooky, to skip school, to cut class, to skip out
さぼろ
saboro to be truant, to slack off, to play hooky, to skip school, to cut class, to skip out
サボろ
saboro to be truant, to slack off, to play hooky, to skip school, to cut class, to skip out
サボっ
sabo to be truant, to slack off, to play hooky, to skip school, to cut class, to skip out
さぼっ
sabo to be truant, to slack off, to play hooky, to skip school, to cut class, to skip out
サボッ
sabo to be truant, to slack off, to play hooky, to skip school, to cut class, to skip out
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