_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 “Shito” and “Shittori” in Japanese?
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What Is “Shittori”? The Japanese Word for Moist, Calm, and Graceful — Almost Onomatopoeia
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What Does “Electric Shock” or “Tingling Zap” Sound Like in Japanese? Let’s Dive into Anime & Manga!
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What Is “Shito”? The Japanese Sound of Gentle Dampness
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What Does “Soft & Chewy” or “Springy Texture” Sound Like in Japanese? Let’s Dive into Bakeries and Restaurants!
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What Is “Zokkon”? The Passionate Japanese Word for Being Head Over Heels
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What Is “Zoku”? The Japanese Sound of a Sudden Chill or Creeping Fear
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What Is “Gunya Gunya”? The Japanese Sound of Limp, Bendy, or Soft & Wobbly Things
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What Is “Giri Giri”? The Edge of the Limit — Just in Time, Just Barely
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What Does “Dragging On” or “Moving Lazily” Sound Like in Japanese? Let’s Dive into Anime & Manga!
