“Youngster” in Japanese
Short answer
Youngster in Japanese is “若者” (wakamono). Full meaning: young person, youngster, young people, (the) youth.
Other ways to say “Youngster” in Japanese
小僧
shousou youngster, boy, kid, brat; young Buddhist monk, young bonze; young shop-boy, errand boy, apprentice
若造
wakazou youngster, neophyte, greenhorn
こぞう
kozou youngster, boy, kid, brat; young Buddhist monk, young bonze; young shop-boy, errand boy, apprentice
弱年者
jakunensha youngster, young and immature person
ヤングスター
yangusutaa youngster
子
ko child, kid, teenager, youngster, young (non-adult) person; (one's) child, offspring; young woman
小ぞう
kozou youngster, boy, kid, brat; young Buddhist monk, young bonze; young shop-boy, errand boy, apprentice
若モン
wakamon young person, youngster, young people, (the) youth
若もん
wakamon young person, youngster, young people, (the) youth
わかもの
wakamono young person, youngster, young people, (the) youth
ワカモノ
wakamono young person, youngster, young people, (the) youth
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