How to say 'Loose' in Japanese | だぶだぶ

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The Japanese word for Loose is 'Dabudabu', written as だぶだぶ in Japanese.

word

だぶだぶ

Meaning

Loose

Reading

Dabudabu

Explanation

The Japanese adjective 'だぶだぶ (だぶだぶ)' describes something that is loose or baggy, often referring to clothing that is too large for the wearer. It can also describe liquids that are sloshing around in a container. This word is onomatopoeic, conveying a sense of looseness or excess. For example: these pants are too loose「このズボンはだぶだぶだ」(このズボンはだぶだぶだ). The soup is sloshing in the bowl「スープがボウルの中でだぶだぶしている」(スープがボウルの中でだぶだぶしている). The word is often used in casual contexts and carries a slightly informal tone.

Part Of Speech

adjective

Frequency

7052

Composition

hiragana

Handwriting

Hiragana in the Word だぶだぶ

This word contains 2 Hiragana characters :

hiragana

だ

Reading

hiragana

ぶ

Reading

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'Dabudabu' means 'Loose' .

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