“Crunching sound” in Japanese
Short answer
ボキボキ
bokiboki
Crunching sound in Japanese is “ボキボキ” (bokiboki). Full meaning: cracking sound (e.g. cracking one's knuckles), crunching sound.
Other ways to say “Crunching sound” in Japanese
サクサク
sakusaku crisp (not moist or juicy), crunchy, flaky (as in pastry); crunching sound (of walking on snow, frost, sand, etc.); doing skillfully and efficiently, doing quickly, proceeding smoothly
ポキポキ
pokipoki cracking sound (e.g. cracking one's knuckles), crunching sound
ぽきぽき
pokipoki cracking sound (e.g. cracking one's knuckles), crunching sound
ぼきぼき
bokiboki cracking sound (e.g. cracking one's knuckles), crunching sound
ぽぎぽぎ
pogipogi cracking sound (e.g. cracking one's knuckles), crunching sound
ザグザグ
zaguzagu crisp (not moist or juicy), crunchy, flaky (as in pastry); crunching sound (of walking on snow, frost, sand, etc.); doing skillfully and efficiently, doing quickly, proceeding smoothly
ザクザク
zakuzaku crisp (not moist or juicy), crunchy, flaky (as in pastry); crunching sound (of walking on snow, frost, sand, etc.); doing skillfully and efficiently, doing quickly, proceeding smoothly
ざくざく
zakuzaku crisp (not moist or juicy), crunchy, flaky (as in pastry); crunching sound (of walking on snow, frost, sand, etc.); doing skillfully and efficiently, doing quickly, proceeding smoothly
ざぐざぐ
zaguzagu crisp (not moist or juicy), crunchy, flaky (as in pastry); crunching sound (of walking on snow, frost, sand, etc.); doing skillfully and efficiently, doing quickly, proceeding smoothly
さくさく
sakusaku crisp (not moist or juicy), crunchy, flaky (as in pastry); crunching sound (of walking on snow, frost, sand, etc.); doing skillfully and efficiently, doing quickly, proceeding smoothly
サクサクっ
sakusaku crisp (not moist or juicy), crunchy, flaky (as in pastry); crunching sound (of walking on snow, frost, sand, etc.); doing skillfully and efficiently, doing quickly, proceeding smoothly
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