“Chirring” in Japanese
Short answer
Chirring in Japanese is “じいじい” (jiijii). Full meaning: sizzling (of cooking meat, fat, etc.); chirring (of cicadas, etc.), shrilling; buzzing (of a machine, appliance, etc.), humming.
Other ways to say “Chirring” in Japanese
しいしい
shiishii sizzling (of cooking meat, fat, etc.); chirring (of cicadas, etc.), shrilling; buzzing (of a machine, appliance, etc.), humming
ジイジイ
jiijii sizzling (of cooking meat, fat, etc.); chirring (of cicadas, etc.), shrilling; buzzing (of a machine, appliance, etc.), humming
ジージー
jiijii sizzling (of cooking meat, fat, etc.); chirring (of cicadas, etc.), shrilling; buzzing (of a machine, appliance, etc.), humming
じーじー
jiijii sizzling (of cooking meat, fat, etc.); chirring (of cicadas, etc.), shrilling; buzzing (of a machine, appliance, etc.), humming
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