@moji.learnjapanesedaily: Japanese has thousands of sound words, called onomatopoeia (擬音語 giongo and 擬態語 gitaigo) 👀 Some copy real sounds, like a dog's bark. Others describe feelings, textures and situations, like your heart pounding (ドキドキ) or your stomach being empty (ペコペコ). Native speakers use them constantly in everyday conversation, manga and anime, but textbooks rarely teach them. Learning a few common ones like ドキドキ, ペコペコ, ギリギリ and ペラペラ is one of the easiest ways to make your Japanese sound more natural and casual. #learnjapanese #japanesestudy #LanguageLearning #jlptn5 #fypシ
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