What is 'geez' when translated from English to Japanese?

Answer 1

'Geez' in Japanese is often translated as "ちぇっ" (che). It's like a casual expression of annoyance or exasperation, similar to how you might use it in English. So next time you want to express your frustration in Japanese, just throw in a "ちぇっ" and you'll be good to go.

Answer 2

Either もう（mou) pronounced mo-oh or まったく (mattaku) pronounced mah-ttah-koo.