How to say 'Noisily' in Japanese | がやがや

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The Japanese word for Noisily is 'Gayagaya', written as がやがや in Japanese.

word

がやがや

Meaning

Noisily

Reading

Gayagaya

Explanation

The Japanese adverb 'がやがや (がやがや)' describes a noisy or clamorous situation, often involving many people talking loudly or making a racket. It conveys a sense of chaos or commotion due to loud voices or sounds. For example: The students were talking noisily in the classroom「学生たちが教室でがやがや話していた」(がくせいたちがきょうしつでがやがやはなしていた). The market was bustling noisily with people「市場が人々でがやがやしていた」(いちばがひとびとでがやがやしていた). This adverb is often used to depict lively or disorderly environments.

Part Of Speech

adverb

Frequency

4343

Composition

hiragana

Handwriting

Hiragana in the Word がやがや

This word contains 2 Hiragana characters :

hiragana

が

Reading

hiragana

や

Reading

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