ribbit in Japanese
ribbit in Japanese is ケロ, ケロケロ — ribbit means used to represent the croaking sound a frog makes.
ribbit in Japanese
ケロ
Pronounced: kero
(onomatopoeia) The vocal sound made by a frog or toad.
ケロケロ
Pronounced: kerokero
(onomatopoeia) The vocal sound made by a frog or toad.
What does "ribbit" mean?
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intj Used to represent the croaking sound a frog makes.
"Frogs croaking ribbit, ribbit Trees rustling sssshh, ssshh Water rushing over rapids splash, clash."
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verb To make a frog's croaking sound.
"The bullfrogs ribbited all night by the lake."
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ribbit in a sentence
- Frogs croaking ribbit, ribbit Trees rustling sssshh, ssshh Water rushing over rapids splash, clash.
- Widow Toad: Looks kinds puny to me. Looks like a breeze could carry her off. Ribbit, ribbit. Maybe she could cook and clean my house.
- The bullfrogs ribbited all night by the lake.
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What is "ribbit" in Japanese?
"ribbit" in Japanese is ケロ, ケロケロ. ribbit means: Used to represent the croaking sound a frog makes.
How do you pronounce ケロ?
"ribbit" in Japanese is ケロ, pronounced "kero".
Are there other ways to say "ribbit" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "ribbit": ケロ, ケロケロ.
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