The Sound Of Water And Liquid
By Japanese Onomatopoeia
The water fall falls “goh goh”.
The flow of big river flows “toh toh”.
The clean water in a brook flows “sara sara”.
The scarce water in a brook flows “choro choro”.
It is raining “shito shito” softly.
It is beginning raining “potsun potsun” softly.
It is raining “zaa zaa” strongly or “jaa jaa”.
Water drips falls “potari potari” or “pota pota” more continuously.
I was soaked “bisho bisho” or “bisshori” to the skin.
Walking on a water “bisho bisho” soaked carpet make me feel “jyuku jyuku”.
I walked “bisha bisha” on watery road surface.
This water is “doro doro” muddy.
I walked “bicha bicha” on muddy ground.
This mud is “becha becha” or “pecha pecha” sticky.
This slurry is “necha necha” more sticky and adhesive.
This slurry escapes “nyuru nyuru” from grasping hand.
I walked “basha basha” through shallow water.
A baby is playing “bacha bacha” in the bath.
