“Ding-dong” in Japanese
Short answer
Ding-dong in Japanese is “じゃんじゃん” (janjan). Full meaning: clanging (of a bell), jangling, ding-dong; continuously, incessantly, one after another, rapidly, plentifully, freely.
Other ways to say “Ding-dong” in Japanese
ピンポン
pinpon ping-pong, table tennis; ding-dong (of a doorbell, intercom, etc.); doorbell, intercom, ringing the doorbell, pressing the intercom button
しゃんしゃん
shanshan clanging (of a bell), jangling, ding-dong; continuously, incessantly, one after another, rapidly, plentifully, freely
ジャンジャン
janjan clanging (of a bell), jangling, ding-dong; continuously, incessantly, one after another, rapidly, plentifully, freely
シャンシャン
shanshan clanging (of a bell), jangling, ding-dong; continuously, incessantly, one after another, rapidly, plentifully, freely
ぴんぽん
pinpon ping-pong, table tennis; ding-dong (of a doorbell, intercom, etc.); doorbell, intercom, ringing the doorbell, pressing the intercom button
ピンボン
pinbon ping-pong, table tennis; ding-dong (of a doorbell, intercom, etc.); doorbell, intercom, ringing the doorbell, pressing the intercom button
ジァンジァン
janjan clanging (of a bell), jangling, ding-dong; continuously, incessantly, one after another, rapidly, plentifully, freely
ジァン・ジァン
janjan clanging (of a bell), jangling, ding-dong; continuously, incessantly, one after another, rapidly, plentifully, freely
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