⚫️Japanese onomatopoeia Vol.4 “SUH-SUH” by Kay Koyama (JPN)
Many Japanese, whether young or old people, use the onomatopeia “SHU-SHU” when they feel coolness of temperatures or mint-like refreshing tasteon their tongues.
For example,
★Mint gums/tablet candies
★Cool feeling around their necks or sleeves when the temperatures low
★Slightly opened SHOHJI sliding doors when winds are coming in the rooms
“SUH-SUH” is a noun. If you put “SURU” after the word, it turns a verb or an adjitive.
★SUH-SUH SURU gum スースーするガム
★KUBI MAWARI GA SUH-SUH SURU.首周りがスースーする。
★KUCHI NO NAKA GA SUH- SUH SURU.口の中がスースーする。