Translate? can someone please translate this to English for me..? it's spanish.?

Question

can someone please translate this to English for me..? it's spanish.

p**o japo kamikaze... muerete un rato nakajima

thankyou :) xx

Answer 1

That means that americans dropped the atomic bomb in Japan in World War II.

Answer 2

You F**** Japanese. Die for a while as*hol*

Answer 3

"p**o" means "male prostitute", and "muerete un rato" means "to die a little bit". Hmm, put those two together, and it sounds pretty, um, perverted. =l Hahaha!

"Japo kamikaze" and "nakajima" sound Japanese to me. Kamikazes were Japanese suicide pilots in WW2, and "kamikaze" literally means "divine wind". "Nakajima" means "island in a pond/river" in Japanese. Don't know about "japo".

So, without the "japo", the phrase means...

"Male prostitute---divine wind...to die a little bit, island in a pond/river"

How poetic! Hahaha....=l

EDIT: Oh, wait, duh! "Japo" was the term commonly used to refer (not in a nice way) to a Japanese person during WW2.

So, it's talking about Kamikaze pilots dying (a little bit, which I would take to mean that their country died a bit more with each pilot) around a place called Nakajima. (There are a few towns/villages in Japan called Nakajima...I'm sure at least one of them was around during WW2.)

Of course, the whole thing's talking about them in a mean way...OMG, that's sick.