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Topic	Do Japanese girls actually say things like 'kyaa!' or 'uwaa!'?
SoIidLegacy 03/11/24 7:20:23 PM #15:	Ricemills posted... It's just "Aaaaah!" but with a small, almost silent "ki" at the start. And uwaaa is just "ugh", but didnt end with "gh" but "waaa" Ah, thanks! I suspected it doesn't sound too different from similar expressions in western countries, but I wasn't quite sure as I don't remember ever actually hearing it said out loud, at least not in a natural unforced way. Aressar posted... Kinda curious about this myself. In my mind it sounds like "kee-ya" and "oo-wa" but that's just a guess. Heh, nice. I get the feeling I won't be able to unhear that, and think of it every time I encounter such words in the future. OOWAAAH! --- Choco: why are americans so weird omniryu: To make a long story short, self esteem issue. <cite>SoIidLegacy posted [p:979317487] in Do Japanes... [t:80718725]...</cite> <quote>Ricemills posted... </cite><quote>It's just "Aaaaah!" but with a small, almost silent "ki" at the start.And uwaaa is just "ugh", but didnt end with "gh" but "waaa"</quote>Ah, thanks! I suspected it doesn't sound too different from similar expressions in western countries, but I wasn't quite sure as I don't remember ever actually hearing it said out loud, at least not in a natural unforced way.Aressar posted... </cite><quote>Kinda curious about this myself. In my mind it sounds like "kee-ya" and "oo-wa" but that's just a guess.</quote>Heh, nice. I get the feeling I won't be able to unhear that, and think of it every time I encounter such words in the future. OOWAAAH! --- Choco: why are americans so weirdomniryu: To make a long story short, self esteem issue.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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