There's not really an easy translation as Japanese as different connotation/context. Japanese don't usually say something so direct in normal circumstances. What is the context? In a fight, this could be a curse, but in normal, familiar conversation like:
Sore WA dame dai yo! (That wouldn't be good) Dame means forbidden, usually behavior/actions that aren't acceptable. You could also say:
So suru WA ikenai desho(polite)/daro(familiar)? In other words, You can't do that, right?
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sa-hi-yen-gee dont know how to spell it in japanese
ショット i dont know how you pronounce it! SORRY
The translation would be: オンライン
In Katakana: ロクサーヌIn Hiragana: ろくちーめ In Kanji: 六三 In Romaji (Pronunciation): Rokusan
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