_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 Is “Hokkori”? The Japanese Feeling of Warmth and Gentle Comfort
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What Is “Sura Sura”? The Japanese Expression for Doing Something Smoothly and Effortlessly
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What Is “Shinmiri”? The Japanese Feeling of Quiet Emotion and Reflection
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What’s the Difference Between “Saku Saku” and “Zaku Zaku” in Japanese?
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What’s the Difference Between “Butsu Butsu” and “Gami Gami” in Japanese?
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What’s the Difference Between “Hoku Hoku” and “Atsu Atsu” in Japanese?
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What’s the Difference Between “Zaa Zaa” and “Shito Shito” in Japanese?
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What’s the Difference Between “Supo!” and “Suppori” in Japanese?
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Manga Translation Notes: Why Was “Don!” Translated as “Ta-da!”?
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What Is “Suppori”? The Japanese Feeling of Being Completely Covered or Inside
