Japanese onomatopoeia -PELAPELA” by Kay Koyama (JPN)

⚫️Japanese onomatopoeia Vol.1 “PELAPELA” by Kay Koyama (JPN)

Japanese words have many onomatopoeic expressions.

One of them is “PELAPELA” meaning “fluent,” “talkative (lol),” or”thin.”

★”fluent

She speals Japanese “PELAPELA” though she has studied it only one year.”NIHONGO PELAPELA DESU.”

★Thin”

The paper is PELAPELA. “SONO KAMI WA PELAPELA DESU.”

⚫️Why is it/she/he “PELAPELA”?

1 Her/his tongue moves fluently as if it were a ribon or a tongue of snake (lol).

2 Japanese people probably see the fluent/quick movement of her/his/its parts such as tongue or the end of paper.