_Condition-based– category –
Condition-based sound words describe states or conditions of people and things.
These words quietly tell you how things are.
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What’s the Difference Between “Buka Buka” and “Fuka Fuka” in Japanese?
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What Is “Deko Boko”? The Japanese Feeling of Bumps and Unevenness
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What Is “Shakkiri”? The Japanese Feeling of Being Refreshed and Alert
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What Is “Hoka Hoka”? The Japanese Sound of Fresh Warmth
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What Is “Shina Shina”? The Japanese Sound of Losing Freshness and Firmness
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What Is “Bura Bura”? The Japanese Sound of Dangling and Wandering Around
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What Is “Ponkotsu”? The Japanese Word for Something Clumsy, Broken, or Lovably Useless
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What’s the Difference Between “Doro Doro” and “Toro Toro” in Japanese?
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What Is “Shina”? The Japanese Sound of Something Softly Bending or Drooping
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What Is “Boko Boko”? The Japanese Sound of Uneven, Bumpy Surfaces
