【No. 2217】Gonyo Gonyo (ごにょごにょ - Mumbling)
Nov 16, 2023 19:54
Gonyo Gonyo
The Japanese onomatopoeic word gonyo gonyo (ごにょごにょ) can describe a situation where someone is mumbling something, and it is not clearly audible.
When you are hesitant to say something clearly or lack confidence, you will speak in the manner of gonyo gonyo.
There are other onomatopoeic words to describe unclear speech, such as boso boso (ぼそぼそ), butsu butsu (ぶつぶつ), and mogo mogo (もごもご).
Boso boso represents a situation where someone speaks in a small voice that is difficult to hear.
Butsu butsu represents a situation where someone speaks complaints in a whisper.
Mogo mogo represents a situation where someone speaks or eats something without opening one's mouth.
The Japanese onomatopoeic word gonyo gonyo (ごにょごにょ) can describe a situation where someone is mumbling something, and it is not clearly audible.
When you are hesitant to say something clearly or lack confidence, you will speak in the manner of gonyo gonyo.
There are other onomatopoeic words to describe unclear speech, such as boso boso (ぼそぼそ), butsu butsu (ぶつぶつ), and mogo mogo (もごもご).
Boso boso represents a situation where someone speaks in a small voice that is difficult to hear.
Butsu butsu represents a situation where someone speaks complaints in a whisper.
Mogo mogo represents a situation where someone speaks or eats something without opening one's mouth.
ごにょごにょ
何かを喋ってはいるけれど、口ごもっていてはっきりと聞こえないさまを、「ごにょごにょ」という擬音語で表現することができます。
何かをはっきりと言いたくないときや、自信のないとき、人々は「ごにょごにょ」と話します。
はっきりを話さないさまを表す擬声語は、他にも「ぼそぼそ」「ぶつぶつ」「もごもご」などがあります。
「ぼそぼそ」は小さい声で聞き取りにくいさまを表します。
「ぶつぶつ」は小声で不満などをつぶやくさまを表します。
「もごもご」は口を開けずに話したり食べたりするさまを表します。
何かを喋ってはいるけれど、口ごもっていてはっきりと聞こえないさまを、「ごにょごにょ」という擬音語で表現することができます。
何かをはっきりと言いたくないときや、自信のないとき、人々は「ごにょごにょ」と話します。
はっきりを話さないさまを表す擬声語は、他にも「ぼそぼそ」「ぶつぶつ」「もごもご」などがあります。
「ぼそぼそ」は小さい声で聞き取りにくいさまを表します。
「ぶつぶつ」は小声で不満などをつぶやくさまを表します。
「もごもご」は口を開けずに話したり食べたりするさまを表します。
Corrections (2)
No. 1 O-Star
- Gonyo Gonyo (ごにょごにょ - Mumbling)
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- Gonyo Gonyo
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- The Japanese onomatopoeic word 'gonyo gonyo' (ごにょごにょ) can describe a situation where someone is mumbling something, and it is not clearly audible.
- The Japanese onomatopoeic word 'gonyo gonyo' (ごにょごにょ) can describe a situation where someone is mumbling something, and it cannot be heard clearly.
- When you are hesitant to say something clearly or lack confidence, you will speak in the manner of 'gonyo gonyo'.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- There are other onomatopoeic words to describe unclear speech, such as 'boso boso' (ぼそぼそ), 'butsu butsu' (ぶつぶつ), and 'mogo mogo' (もごもご).
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- 'Boso boso' represents a situation where someone speaks in a small voice that is difficult to hear.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
- 'Butsu butsu' represents a situation where someone speaks complaints in a whisper.
- 'Butsu butsu' represents a situation where someone grumbles about their complains.
- 'Mogo mogo' represents a situation where someone speaks or eats something without opening one's mouth.
- This sentence is perfect! No correction needed!
Toru
Thank you for the corrections!
Thank you for the corrections!
O-Star
You're welcome.
You're welcome.
No. 2 sg
- 'Boso boso' represents a situation where someone speaks in a small voice that is difficult to hear.
- 'Boso boso' represents a situation where someone speaks in a small low voice that is difficult to hear.
Toru
Thank you for the correction!
Thank you for the correction!