“Clank” in Japanese
Short answer
ガチャン
gachan
Clank in Japanese is “ガチャン” (gachan). Full meaning: (with a) slamming noise (door, telephone receiver), (with a) banging noise, (with a) clash (broken dish), (with a) clank, (with a) bang.
Other ways to say “Clank” in Japanese
シャキーン
shakiin clink, clank, clang
カチャン
kachan (with a) slamming noise (door, telephone receiver), (with a) banging noise, (with a) clash (broken dish), (with a) clank, (with a) bang
かちゃん
kachan (with a) slamming noise (door, telephone receiver), (with a) banging noise, (with a) clash (broken dish), (with a) clank, (with a) bang
がちゃん
gachan (with a) slamming noise (door, telephone receiver), (with a) banging noise, (with a) clash (broken dish), (with a) clank, (with a) bang
しゃきーん
shakiin clink, clank, clang
カチャンッ
kachan (with a) slamming noise (door, telephone receiver), (with a) banging noise, (with a) clash (broken dish), (with a) clank, (with a) bang
かちゃんっ
kachan (with a) slamming noise (door, telephone receiver), (with a) banging noise, (with a) clash (broken dish), (with a) clank, (with a) bang
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