expression, noun-modifying (irregular)
such a stupid ...; what a crazy ...
Used as a prenominal phrase to express disbelief or criticism about something absurd. Often followed by a noun like 話 (story) or こと (thing).
There's no way such a stupid story could be true.
I can't believe he would do such a crazy thing.
no way!; what nonsense!; how can that be?
An interjection expressing strong disbelief, shock, or rejection of an idea. Often used in response to surprising or absurd statements.
"They say the office is closed from tomorrow." "No way!"
What nonsense! That can't possibly be true.
Kanji spelling; less common than kana.
Katakana spelling for emphasis or casual tone.
A fixed phrase combining そんな (such) and ばかな (stupid, ridiculous). The expression is a natural collocation used to express disbelief.