“Chattering” in Japanese
Short answer
Chattering in Japanese is “ぺちゃくちゃ” (pechakucha). Full meaning: chattering, chit-chat, (ladies) prattle.
Other ways to say “Chattering” in Japanese
べちゃべちゃ
bechabecha chattering, prattling, gooey, messy (from mud, ink, etc.)
ガクガク
gakugaku trembling (with fear, cold, etc.), shaking, chattering (of teeth); coming loose, wobbling
わちゃわちゃ
wachawacha chattering, chit-chat, (ladies) prattle
チャタリング
chataringu chattering, key-bounce (in keyboards)
お喋り
oshaberi chattering, talk, idle talk, chat, chitchat, gossip; chatty, talkative, chatterbox, blabbermouth
べちゃくちゃ
bechakucha chattering, chit-chat, (ladies) prattle
ペチャクチャ
pechakucha chattering, chit-chat, (ladies) prattle
キャーキャー
kyaakyaa shrieking, squealing, screeching, screaming, shouting, cackling; chattering (e.g. of a monkey), chittering
ぺちゃぺちゃ
pechapecha chattering, prattling, gooey, messy (from mud, ink, etc.)
がくがく
gakugaku trembling (with fear, cold, etc.), shaking, chattering (of teeth); coming loose, wobbling
カクカク
kakukaku trembling (with fear, cold, etc.), shaking, chattering (of teeth); coming loose, wobbling
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