How do you say "fire" (as in fire at the enemy) and "shut up" and "get back to work" in Japanese?

Question

How do you say "fire" (as in fire at the enemy) and "shut up" and "get back to work" in Japanese?

Answer 1

Urusai or Shizuka is shut up. Urusai is technically "you're annoying" but it gets the point across the same way. I don't know the other ones. >_>;

Answer 2

"Fire!" is Ute! (from utsu)

To tell someone to be quiet Japanese just say "you're annoying"

Uruse, urusai or whatever.

Answer 3

fire = ute

shut up = damare

get back = modore

get back to work = shigoto ni modore

Answer 4

Sweat shop owner? You need to take a chill pill.

Answer 5

"fire" as in the order of "shoot!" is "utte", which comes from the verb "utsu"  but if you want to use it as an order it would become "utte".To say "shut up", you can say "damare" or "shizuka ni shite kudasai", the latter being more polite. "get back to work"  would be "hatarake", which literally means "work!".

I hope this answer is good enough.