Vocabulary 【Difference】between ねばねば (nebaneba) and べとべと (betobeto)
The photo is 'grated yam'. ねばねば and べとべと are both Japanese onomatopoeia and often used in a daily conversation. Let's find out how to pronounce and use them.
Japanese Onomatopoeia
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Vocabulary 【Japanese onomatopoeia for touching and feeling】ねばねば (nebaneba), べとべと (betobeto), つるつる (tsurutsuru), ぷるぷる (purupuru) and more.
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Vocabulary 【Japanese onomatopoeia for animal sound】わんわん (wanwan), ニャーニャー (nyaanyaa), ガーガー (gaagaa)
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Vocabulary 【Summary】What is Japanese onomatopoeia?
You can understand what Japanese onomatopoeia is on this page. There are three different groups for it.
Vocabulary 【Japanese onomatopoeia】miscellaneous
On this page, you can learn Japanese onomatopoeia in the miscellaneous category.
Vocabulary 【Japanese onomatopoeia for laughing and looking】げらげら (geragera), にこにこ (nikoniko), にやにや (niyaniya), ちらちら (chirachira)
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Vocabulary 【Japanese onomatopoeia for weather】ごろごろ (gorogoro), ポカポカ (pokapoka), ざあざあ (zaazaa), しとしと (shitoshito)
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Vocabulary 【Japanese onomatopoeia for eating and drinking】もぐもぐ (mogumogu), むしゃむしゃ (mushamusha), ごくごく (gokugoku)
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Vocabulary 【Japanese onomatopoeia for happiness, brightness】キラキラ (kirakira), ワクワク (wakuwaku)
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Vocabulary 【Japanese onomatopoeia for fire, water】
On this page, you can learn Japanese onomatopoeia for fire and water.