⚫️Japanese onomatopoeia Vol. 19 “WAKUWAKU” by Kay Koyama (JPN)
When I tought Japanese, as a volunteer, to a Taiwanese student who had been studying technology in a Japanese graduate school, he used to say “WAKUWAKU (something), DOKIDOKI (something)” a lot.
I thought that he might memorize the Japanese onomatopoeia when he learnt it first on a textbook (lol).
Althought native Japanese less use the combination, both “WAKUWAKU” and “DOKIDOKI” are very familiar ewpressions to us.
Today I am going to explain “WAKUWAKU” to you, alright?o(^-^)o