Possibly you mean Bakaro?
Bakayaro means stupid.
Baka is idiot.
"Bakero" typically refers to a jockey or horse racer in Tagalog.
José Mari Bakero was born on February 11, 1963.
José Mari Bakero was born on February 11, 1963.
José Mari Bakero is 48 years old (birthdate: February 11, 1963).
sabi ng clasm8 kong galing sa japan. ang bakero daw ay panadero
"Bakero" is a colloquial term in Tagalog that refers to a person who is a womanizer or someone who flirts with multiple people. It can have a negative connotation and is often used to describe someone who is not faithful in relationships.
"In the ways I have heard it, it means "Idiot,"same as "baka,"but perhaps with more emphasis making it "big idiot." I'm not Japanese, but I watch a lot of manga, so I just go by context." There are no actual English Translation of the word "Bakero". It is just a bad word with a general meaning depending on how you use it. It could be used as idiot as what he had said, or as some other bad words such as stupid, moron, etc. ---------------------- Actually, it's baka yarou. You must have heard it being said so fast that it sound like bakero... It means stupid... the yarou is actually an impolite way to refer to another person... like "ano yarou" = that bastard (to that effect). Saying Baka yarou is like saying "that stupid bastard"
I am still a novice in training, so forgive me if I am incorrect. I believe you have misheard (or read) what was stated, by this I mean "kudasai" which means in this context please...and bakero is I believe an alternation of baka for stupid rather than idiot. The two together and you have: "Please stupid" I may be incorrect though.
The cast of Afers exteriors - 2003 includes: Carles Boix as himself Pau Gasol as himself Jose Mari Bakero as himself Peio Ruiz Cabestany as himself Xavier Solano as himself Ramon Tremosa as himself
some japanese arts are: the kimono, the haiku, the japanese fan, the japanese painting, the kinji, japanese pottery, japanese origomi, japanese comics, and architecture.
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Japanese culture evolved from Japanese management style