mwah in Japanese
mwah in Japanese is ちゅっ — mwah means used to represent the sound of a kiss, often when blowing one to someone.
mwah in Japanese
ちゅっ
Pronounced: chu
(often, internet slang) The sound of a kiss, to indicate blowing a kiss to someone.
What does "mwah" mean?
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intj Used to represent the sound of a kiss, often when blowing one to someone.
"She signed off the message with "mwah, see you soon!""
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mwah in a sentence
- She signed off the message with "mwah, see you soon!"
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What is "mwah" in Japanese?
"mwah" in Japanese is ちゅっ. mwah means: Used to represent the sound of a kiss, often when blowing one to someone.
How do you pronounce ちゅっ?
"mwah" in Japanese is ちゅっ, pronounced "chu".
How do you use "mwah" in a sentence?
Example: "She signed off the message with "mwah, see you soon!"" In Japanese, "mwah" is ちゅっ.
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