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If you watch Japanese anime or read manga, you may have noticed that we use a lot of オノマトペ (onomatope). オノマトペ in Japanese refers to all onomatopoeia and mimetic words (non-onomatopoeic words) that describe sounds, conditions or state of something, emotions and feelings.

In this video, you'll learn the following Japanese onomatopoeia and mimetic words related to eating and drinking with sample phrases:

どぼどぼ (dobo dobo)
pour excessively

もりもり (mori mori)
eat heartily

ぱくぱく (paku paku)
gobble up

ずるずる (zuru zuru)
slurping sound

ぽりぽり (pori pori)
nibbling, munching on something that is cruncy

ぺろぺろ (pero pero)
licking motion

くちゃくちゃ (kucha kucha)
loud chewing sound

ちびちび (chibi chibi)
sip

とくとく (toku toku)
the sound of liquid pouring from a narrow mouth

ごくごく (goku goku)
gulp

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Check out the food オノマトペ (onomatopoeia) video as well:
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