帰れ
Meanings
1
Blunt imperative used to tell someone to leave or go back where they belong. Often rude or forceful; can be used jokingly among close friends.
It's late, so go home.
This is no place for you. Get out!
Blunt imperative used to tell someone to leave or go back where they belong. Often rude or forceful; can be used jokingly among close friends.
It's late, so go home.
This is no place for you. Get out!