_Texture-based– category –
This category explores sound words that describe how things feel.
Japanese lets touch speak without touching.
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What Is “Funya Funya”? The Japanese Sound of Soft, Limp, and Floppy
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What Is “Dorori”? The Japanese Sound of Thick, Muddy Flow
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What Is “Nuru Nuru”? The Japanese Sound of Slimy, Slippery, and Gooey Textures
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What Is “Doro Doro”? The Japanese Sound of Thick Goo or Messy Drama
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What Is “Neba Neba”? The Japanese Sound of Stickiness and Gooeyness
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What’s the Difference Between “Furu Furu,” “Puru Puru,” and “Buru Buru” in Japanese?
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What Is “Saku Saku”? The Japanese Sound of Crispness and Smooth Progress
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What Is “Furu Furu”? The Japanese Sound of Wobbling and Trembling
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What Is “Mochi Mochi”? The Japanese Sound of Soft, Chewy Delight
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What Is “Pari Pari”? The Japanese Sound of Light, Crisp Crunching
