“Yokel” in Japanese
Short answer
Yokel in Japanese is “田舎っぺ” (inakappe). Full meaning: country bumpkin, yokel, hick.
Other ways to say “Yokel” in Japanese
芋
imo tuber, taro, potato, yam; yokel, bumpkin; dud, worthless thing
芋掘り
imohori digging for sweet potatoes (esp. as an outing); country bumpkin, yokel
田吾作
tagosaku farmer, bumpkin, yokel, peasant
田舎っ兵衛
inakappee country bumpkin, yokel, hick
いなかっぺ
inakappe country bumpkin, yokel, hick
イモ
imo tuber, taro, potato, yam; yokel, bumpkin; dud, worthless thing
薯
imo tuber, taro, potato, yam; yokel, bumpkin; dud, worthless thing
百姓
hyakusei farmer, peasant, farm laborer, farmhand; farming; country bumpkin, yokel
田子作
tagosaku farmer, bumpkin, yokel, peasant
藷
imo tuber, taro, potato, yam; yokel, bumpkin; dud, worthless thing
暑預
imo tuber, taro, potato, yam; yokel, bumpkin; dud, worthless thing
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