⚫️Japanese onomatopoeia Vol. 31 “KELO (TT)”（ケロッと）by Kay Koyama (JPN)
“I do love drinking ( NOMI-KAI) as well ar taking meals with my friends (KAISHOKU).
Two days ago, I and my old friend dined together with a bottle of wine in Yuraku-cho, Tokyo.
We ate and drunk a lot, but we quite enjoyed our time wondering “Oh, am I gonna feel sick tommorrow morning?”
As I woke up in the next morning, nothing happened, on the contrary, I felt so much happiness and healthy emotions somehow (lol) saying “Everything’s OK I am super-perfecj ‘cause “KELO-TTO SHITERU KARA (Thumbs-up).“
KELO” means “as if nothing affected/happened.”
⚫️How to use and pronunce the onomatopoeia
★To children
→
Although he/she haad a fever xwesterday. he/she is so fine this morning. “KELO-TTO SHITE IRU.”
★Use “Small ‘TSU'”
→ Swallow your breath and say, “KELO-TTO.”
★”KELO” needs a particle “TO” if you make a sentence.