⚫️Japanese onomatopoeia Vol. 11 “KUCHA-KUCHA” by Kay Koyama (JPN)
“KUCHA-KUCHA” has lots of meanings such as “stibky,” “messy,” and “chewy.”
But the most emotionary powerful (lol) usage is “wrinkle.”
★Linens
★ORIGAMI design paper
★bills
“KUCHA-KUCHA” seems rather casual compared to the simijar word, “KUSHA-KUSHA,” or while using as “wrnkles.”
For examples;
1 SEN EN SATSU GA KUCHA-KUCHA→ MY 1,000 yen bill is terribly wrinkled because I have put it in the bottle of my suitecase! (lol) OMG.
2 SHATSU GA KUCHA-KUCHA. → My T-sirt is heavily wrinkled because my sis has secretly used it when she wanna wipe the window of her room.
⚫️How to say “KUCHA-KUCHA”
1 “K”
2″CHA” →Stress here^ ^
3 “J”
4 “CHA”→ Same as 2