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Cats say nyaao in Japanese and “meow” in English, and these words are quite similar. Onomatopoeia are words that (1. describe ) sounds and create (2. vivid ) images in our minds. This helps people understand each other across language (3. boundaries ). However, most onomatopoeic words sound different. Water dropping is expressed as potari-potari in Japanese and “drip-drop” in English. The action described as yoro-yoro aruku in Japanese is expressed as “hobble” in English. By continuing to (4. explore ) the world of onomatopoeia, we can always come across new (5. discoveries ).
〔vivid / explore / discoveries / boundaries / describe〕
Cats say nyaao in Japanese and “meow” in English, and these words are quite similar. Onomatopoeia are words that (1. describe ) sounds and create (2. vivid ) images in our minds. This helps people understand each other across language (3. boundaries ). However, most onomatopoeic words sound different. Water dropping is expressed as potari-potari in Japanese and “drip-drop” in English. The action described as yoro-yoro aruku in Japanese is expressed as “hobble” in English. By continuing to (4. explore ) the world of onomatopoeia, we can always come across new (5. discoveries ).