“Unimportant person” in Japanese
Short answer
Unimportant person in Japanese is “雑魚” (jako). Full meaning: small fish, small fry; (a) nobody, small fry, unimportant person.
Other ways to say “Unimportant person” in Japanese
ザコ
zako small fish, small fry; (a) nobody, small fry, unimportant person
ジャコ
jako small fish, small fry; (a) nobody, small fry, unimportant person
じゃこ
jako small fish, small fry; (a) nobody, small fry, unimportant person
雑喉
zako small fish, small fry; (a) nobody, small fry, unimportant person
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