“Wasted” in Japanese
Short answer
Wasted in Japanese is “駄目” (dame). Full meaning: no good, not serving its purpose, useless, broken; hopeless, wasted, in vain, purposeless; cannot, must not, not allowed.
Other ways to say “Wasted” in Japanese
ラリパッパ
raripappa high (on drugs), wasted, spaced-out, stoned
台無し
dainashi spoiled, spoilt, ruined, wasted (chance, etc.), messed up, destroyed, (coming to) nothing
ダーメ
daame no good, not serving its purpose, useless, broken; hopeless, wasted, in vain, purposeless; cannot, must not, not allowed
だーめ
daame no good, not serving its purpose, useless, broken; hopeless, wasted, in vain, purposeless; cannot, must not, not allowed
大なし
dainashi spoiled, spoilt, ruined, wasted (chance, etc.), messed up, destroyed, (coming to) nothing
台なし
dainashi spoiled, spoilt, ruined, wasted (chance, etc.), messed up, destroyed, (coming to) nothing
ダ〜メ
daame no good, not serving its purpose, useless, broken; hopeless, wasted, in vain, purposeless; cannot, must not, not allowed
だぁめ
daame no good, not serving its purpose, useless, broken; hopeless, wasted, in vain, purposeless; cannot, must not, not allowed
だいなし
dainashi spoiled, spoilt, ruined, wasted (chance, etc.), messed up, destroyed, (coming to) nothing
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