nom in Japanese
nom in Japanese is ぱくぱく — nom means used playfully to express the sound or joy of eating.
nom in Japanese
ぱくぱく
Pronounced: pakupaku
(colloquial) Used to denote eating, or enjoyment of eating. Commonly used as "nom nom nom".
What does "nom" mean?
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interjection Used playfully to express the sound or joy of eating.
"Nom! These warm cookies are the best thing I have eaten all week."
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verb To eat something enthusiastically and noisily.
"The kids nommed on popcorn all through the movie."
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nom in a sentence
- Nom! These warm cookies are the best thing I have eaten all week.
- Nom, nom, this pizza is amazing!
- The kids nommed on popcorn all through the movie.
- I could hear my dog nomming happily on his dinner in the kitchen.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "nom" in Japanese?
"nom" in Japanese is ぱくぱく. nom means: Used playfully to express the sound or joy of eating.
How do you pronounce ぱくぱく?
"nom" in Japanese is ぱくぱく, pronounced "pakupaku".
How do you use "nom" in a sentence?
Example: "Nom! These warm cookies are the best thing I have eaten all week." In Japanese, "nom" is ぱくぱく.
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