Biff! Bang! Pow! – Japanese onomatopoeia
Onomatopoeia—what a great word. Onomatopoeia means words that imitate the sounds they describe. Examples include
Onomatopoeia—what a great word. Onomatopoeia means words that imitate the sounds they describe. Examples include
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