Japanese onomatopoeia Vol. 30 “SUH(TT)”(スーッ)by Kay Koyama (JPN)

⚫️Japanese onomatopoeia Vol. 30 “SUH(TT)”(スーッ)by Kay Koyama (JPN)

As I hear someone saying “SUH,” the image of linear, smooth movement or motion appears in my head.

“SUH” means “smooth,” “elegantly,” or “quietly.”

★SUH TTO TATSU. → Standing up elegantly/calmly/quietly.

★SHOHJI GA SUH TTO HIRAITA. →Japanese sliding door has opened slowly but no resistance.

“SUH” also needs a small “TSU” which distinguishes Japnese uniqueness of pronunciation.

Particle “TO” is needed after the onomatopoeia if you make a sentence.

⚫️How to pronounce “SUH”

1 Prolong the vowel of “U”.”

2 Stop breathing (lol) or swallow your breath.

3 If you want to impress or exaggerate your words, move your right fingers horizontally or verticallysaying the word.