Notice: This is the fourth part of the lessons of Japanese onomatopoeia. If you have not yet read the above you should read them before because here we are in the advanced level .
Here we
, advanced level.
Imagine that you live with your partner, and after a very long and tough journey and are back home you find in the chaos, totally disorganized. Displaying
socks and trousers forming a three-cornered hat on the ground say "Gocha Gocha " indicating that different objects are mixed very sloppily.
typical Now I hear the excuse, "Heto Heto " which states that a person is very exhausted.
espetáis Upon hearing "Ira Ira " indicates that a person is anxious, restless, nervous or irritated.
Suddenly you find your partner sitting on your favorite clothes expensive, instead of "Damn how can you be so filthy?" I reproach " Kusha Kusha ! "Indicates that a paper or cloth is wrinkled.
Your partner would be in the state of "Odo Odo " indicating a person is nervous because of fear or any concern that your clothes were not "Kusha Kusha " but " Becho Becho " that is to indicate something that is totally soaked in liquid, or something greasy.
Anyway, your " Ira Ira " becomes " Kan Kan" which expresses a very angry person.
And your partner would be "Hara Hara " states that a person's heart beat him because of fear or emotion, or as "Hiya Hiya " states that a person feels panic about danger, and even " Zoku Zoku ", which states that a person feels chills or shivers of excitement or fear.
Well, all depending on your character.
We review,
Gocha Gocha ... (to come home) ---
Heto Heto
... Ira Ira
"?
! (you found your clothes)
Kusha Kusha!
--- Odo Odo ....
???????
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (your clothes were full of shit)
BECH BECH! ---
Hara Hara / Hiya Hiya / Zoku Zoku (depends on your character)
KAN KAN KAN KAN
KAN KAN
KAN KAN (endlessly)
This works, eh!
So now, in the next lesson I'll show you something wonderful ...
but very very wonderful ....
continue
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